Tichy item #4032, a Georgia Railroad prototype, all parts come sealed in the bags, the box has minor shelf wear on it. There are no decals in this kit. $10- plus shipping from Florida 32725, I accept

Here is an interesting piece of kit from across the Atlantic: GraphicAir A300S-D Spray Booth Scale Model Tool Review GraphicAir A300S-D Spray Booth Scale Model Tool

Here is a video about a clever Paint Booth from TCP Global: Cheap Spray Booth Part II Cheap Spray Booth Part II In this video we take a look at the second cheap spray booth (yeh I know, it's been

Thanks Dennis. Good to know Rob

---In STMFC@..., <rdkirkham@...> wrote : Its raised Dennis. off list photo attached. Rob ============ Then it's just the steel maker's mark; nothing to do with the tank manufacture. Come to think of

10-15 years ago my employer bought some inexpensive tweezers made in India. We used them to remove lint from coated items. They were nothing short of fantastic. I still use mine (paid for by

Its raised Dennis. off list photo attached. Rob Sent: Friday, June 12, 2015 10:00 AM To: STMFC@... Subject: Re: [STMFC] "Cambria" - stamped on tank car ---In

---In STMFC@..., <rdkirkham@...> wrote : Thanks Eric – the car I was looking at was from around 1909-11, and lookslike an AC&F product. Off list I’ve been provided with links to theCambria plant,

Thanks Eric – the car I was looking at was from around 1909-11, and lookslike an AC&F product. Off list I’ve been provided with links to theCambria plant, etc, and understand they provided steel.

Tim, yes Great Decals is still around, but the specific link for Don Halfield’s decals (which I provided in my message) no longer works. Doug Harding www.iowacentralrr.org

Cambria Iron Works in Johnstown, PA had a car works. It could be from them. I know the Western Maryland bought some steel hoppers from them back in 1902-03, the dawn of STMFC time. Here's some

Try googling images of 22cc glass bottles. Lots of choices. When Accupaint was getting hard to find I got 100 bottles from one of the Chinese companies. What I ended up having to do was find out

Hi there – doing some research on a preserved tank car at the Duncan ForestDiscovery Centre. The car is CPR 415833, built in the early part of thelast century. It is similar to (and may be) from a

But Humbrol have a very large selection of British Railway colours. Ken Adams

Look at the June RMC for a very interesting article on how to use artist acrylics as model paint. Ken Adams

Here is an accurate 40' USN boxcar on eBay, except that it needs tohave the underframe painted orange. I think the majority of the bomb carswere the 50' door-and-a-half cars, painted the same. Some

Not anymore. They come from Pakistan, Indonesia, India, and all the other places most hobby shop tools come from, and they're the same inferior quality, which is one reason they don't stand up to

In Patrick Wider's article on U.S.R.A. single sheathed box cars in volume 17 of PR Cyclopedia he show two pictures (page 11) of some of prototypes that were lettered with US and had numbers 000000.

Don't know where you are located, so this may not work for you. Several 50 foot all steel door and a half USN box cars are parked around the perimeter of a parking lot along US 50 in Fallon, NV. I

Thank you for the tips and leads which I will follow. Aubrey