Red Devil Coal Loaders sometimes were used to load steam era freight cars, as well as to load steam era locomotive tenders with coal hauled in steam era freight cars. I am looking for steam era

One more time: there is effectively NO lead vapor. You can look it up. But you're right that lead should never go into food pots. Tony Thompson Editor, Signature Press, Berkeley, CA 2906

Frank, Thank you for sharing the story...I enjoyed the read. Kindest Regards, Guy Wilber Reno, Nevada

I have never seen one of these before... interesting. Is it like any other class of MDT reefer or is it unique to MLKX? http://www.ebay.com/itm/331030066762 Tim O'

On 10/28/2013 5:04 PM, bheinley@... wrote: That's what I meant, sorry I didn't explain it better. I probably should have said uranium dust! -- Jon MillerFor me

The reason I said to never melt lead is because the regular guy will probably grab one of the pots or pans that he cooks his dinner in then thinking its clean after washing it ,will cook his meals in

This weekend we lost Lou Reed, Marcia Wallace (Of Simpsons' Mrs. Kraboppolis) and N-Trak's Jim Fitzgerald. Jim was an aerospace engineer before retirement, and had access to depleted uranium. He made

On 10/28/2013 2:08 PM, bheinley@... wrote: While I have never studied this it was my understand it was do to the powder/dust in the air. When rounds hit they would

Ben in Denver wrote: The problem with lead is the oxide, which coats the surface. It's the oxide which, if ingested, your system can process and take on board. You want to wash that off your

My apologies, I did type the wrong reporting marks! My only excuse isdecal fumes from decaling 3 Sunshine NP single sheathed boxcars and starting todecal two Rock Island Rocket Express single

Gary Laakso asked: "I have both the trussrod and fishbelly versions of this Sunshine kit (well, I was sent two fishbelly kits but there are always extra trussrods on my work table) and they will be

Hmmm. I thought Gary had typo'ed and meant SLRX, nor SRLX. The former had a red stripe. St. Louis Refrigerator Car Co. Sunshine kits 24.25 through 24.28 Tom Madden ---In STMFC@..., <stmfc@...>

"Depleted" uranium is some nasty s**t! The term "depleted" is used to indicate that some of the radiation has been removed by processing or milling. During the Gulf War so many Iraqi tanks were

Gary, during the period covered by this list Swift reefers had six different P/L schemes, not to mention all of the pre-1938 billboard cars. It would really help if you would give us a date or

Tim O'Connor wrote: Owl Mountain Models. And yes, they are beautiful. Tony Thompson Editor, Signature Press, Berkeley, CA 2906 Forest Ave., Berkeley, CA 94705

Tony Yes, I have 2-dome and 1-dome Sohos from my dad's collection. They are 'simplified' (to be kind). The tank sits on the centersill, there is no saddle, and no bolster. I think the 2-dome is

Don't pick on Tangent... I think just about every plastic car comes with .110 wheels. Athearn Genesis models initially came with .088 wheel sets and then they went back to .110 after customer

Besides Celanese what other companies leased these cars with their P/L applied. TIA Rich Orr

I have both the trussrod and fishbelly versions of this Sunshine kit (well,I was sent two fishbelly kits but there are always extra trussrods on my worktable) and they will be decaled this week.

On 10/28/2013 9:52 AM, tangentscalemodels@... wrote: I have drawers of .088 wheelsets (IM & Reboxx). I was hoping the cars would come with them (for those that wanted) without