Has anyone tried the glue that is cured with an ultra violet light – included in the blister pack? Cheers Dave North

photos -- CB&Q 35314, 36008, 36157, 36825 -- 5/6/6 (top to bottom)postwar doors CB&Q 35560 -- 5 panel Superior doors (bottom panel veryslightly smaller) I've never seen one with a pre-war door

David- I too, thought they had the upside-down doors. When I first offered these kits I offered them with the South West Scale 6/6/5 "upside down" door until Nelson Moyer sent me photos showing a few

Can anyone point me towards decals or artwork for the later cars? F&C offered both early and late painted cars but I need to get decals made in 1.6 scale and need the decals or good photos to show

Andy, I thought the 5-47 XM-32 deliveries were CB&Q35000-36999,which had 6/6/5 improved Youngstown "upside down" doors (South West Productions), no? Don't have my "Burlington Bulletin" on XM-32s

Joe wrote, "Anyone got any photos of these? Dave Vos in MN is looking for a referance for a model." Joe I have the TS CYC 5 mentioned by Al Brown and Car Builders Cyclopedia Ed Hawkins provided.

Hello- I am restocked with more of the CB&Q XM 32 enhanced 40' box car kits. According to Ed Hawkins, the Chicago Burlington and Quincy RR received 2000 10'6" IH 40' box cars delivered mid-year of

Thanks for sharing this. i am working on an article and clinic on the C&NW's potato yard in Chicago. This document has great information about potato service, heater territory and charges for

That is currently the plan Pierre Oliverwww.elgincarshops.comwww.yarmouthmodelworks.com On 4/01/16 1:27 PM, Tim O'Connor timboconnor@... [STMFC] wrote:

Pierre will you be coming to the "Collinsville RPM" meet (now relocated to Enfield I think)? Tim O'Connor

Happy Friday all. On my blog, http://elgincarshops.blogspot.ca/2016/04/new-items-from-yarmouth-model-works.html there's an announcement about 3 new detail parts from Yarmouth Model Works. Have a

Excellent. Thanks to all for the assistance finding aphoto. Now all Dave has to do is build one! Joe Binish

Joe, There is a color photo of one of these cars renumbered to 52200 on page [70] of Jim Kinkaid's SOUTHERN RAILWAY COLOR GUIDE TO FREIGHT AND PASSENGER EQUIPMENT (Morning Sun, 1996).

Joe, The cars in question were built in two groups by the Mount Vernon Car Manufacturing Co. with 52000-52049 built ca. 10-38 and 52050-52149 built ca. 1-42. A photo of Southern 52049 was published

Bill, you can look for cyanoacrylate on Wikipedia, or consult the Loctite technical specifications for various formulations they

Bill it's Cypoxy http://www.mrhobby.com/. Mark P Stamm Mark at Euphoriatt dot Com Sent from my mobile device

In the current discussion on MEK, etc. there was a reference to someone who was selling a Cynopoxy(?) cement. This reference has escaped my computer and I cannot find it in the listing of post on

See TS CYC 5 p214, and TS CYC 70 p228. -- hth -- Al Brown, Melbourne, Fla.

Anyone got any photos of these? DaveVos in MN is looking for a referance for a model. Thanks, Joe Binish

The Tichy kit, in details, is a compromise between the three largest fleets: PRR, NYC, and ATSF. It has a brake stand like the ATSF cars, ends like the PRR and NYC cars, and towing staples like the