Thanks Garth, A couple more things to note: The CofG 50’ “football” paint scheme box car, a PS-1 if I am not mistaken (and if I am, I’ll be so informed soon . . . J ) and a self-guarding

Schuyler, An easy fix, and your request is very reasonable, now and in the future.

I found a court judgement from 1911 deigning damages for not using them so it has to be earlier than that. Bob Witt

Schuyler: I've had the same issue, but there is an easy fix. Just go to the Yahoo group page. Every message is archived there, in chronological order. That's my backup when I delete a message that

Tony, Nice blogs! Do you (or anyone else on this list) know when this practice began? Stic Sent from Stic's iPad

OK this is just a whine . . . When commenting on a linked photo, could you please include the link to the photo? Some of us delete a lot of emails, and thereby lose the links, but when comments

Don, Not just rare, but unique. There was only one. Too bad nobody thought to save it. Yours Aye, Garth Groff On 4/30/17 8:20 AM,

---In STMFC@..., <richard_glueck@...> wrote : The steam alone makes this worthwhile viewing, but then ALCO PA's and FA's in a variety of road schemes. Wow! What a historical bonanza! R. Glueck

I like it ! Unfortunately I heard Don Manlick passed away. I don'tknow if anyone picked up his art work. He made many interestingdecals. Tim O'Connor

I recently got interested in modeling and using blue flags, and wrote two blog posts, one about the prototype and one about how I decided to make model blue flags. If you're interested, here are links

Randy, Thanks for describing you method of setup. I am sure it will be helpful for all who wish to go the "multi-cut" route. Ed Edward Sutorik

Ed, I clamp the car upside down to 2 angle plates in a flat bottom sled and use the fence to adjust cut line. The 2 angle plates ride against the end rails so I can clamp the plates to the sled. On

Randy, You provide some interesting information. I am interested in what you use for a setup to make your cuts when you slice through a car body. The Dremel saw has a depth of cut of 1". Which is

Randy, First note that the car is rough cut previous to this operation. Trying to do this operation as if one is slicing the car "in half" is not a good approach with a mill. You will note that I

The Dremel 580 Table Saw Blades & Accessory Replacements Ed & Others, The Dremel saws are readily available used on ebay. Slotting saws - ground round, flat and no set. As a result, you can push them

Ed, I'm confused, I'm old..... Hobby mill or larger? Use a boxcar with roof, no floor as an example. How is it clamped to the mill table? Are you following a path up one side, across the roof and

For those that are looking for BLI tank cars. Visit my web site at maskislanddecals.com scroll to the bottom of the page under product categories, Broad Way Limited Imports. I have 3 four packs

I surely wouldn't mind buying some Hooker-Tacoma cars. If they existed. Ed Edward Sutorik

It's good they sold out so fast, because that probably guarantees futurereleases. Hopefully the next run will have paint schemes for people who model after1950 ... ... and 1960 ... Tim O'

Mea culpa for the reply to the whole list Rich Orr