Robert, it would be about 1949   Rich Christie ________________________________ To: STMFC@... Sent: Wednesday, February 8, 2012 2:40 PM Subject: [STMFC] diagonal panel roof   What

What date is considered the first use of the diagonal panel roof? Robert Oom

I recently saw on TV on "How it's Made" and they showed basically the same procedure for porcelain dental crowns. Only an electronic file goes to the lab not a model from an impression. What a

Ashley. If by chance you model the Milwaukee Rd, could that car plausible wound up in MOW service? Tom Casey Sorry, should have thought of that. Doh! Kit #2501 Milwaukee RR 303000 to 310624 from

Clark, B&O 282664 was an M61 class box car built in 1951. I have no photos or modeling info, as that is well past my own modeling date, but I'm sure the B&O guys on the list can help. B&O 385355

Clark, B&O 385355 is a class M-53a wagon-top boxcar B&O 282664 is a class M-61 50-ft single door boxcar The B&O class M-53a typically had two-piece ends and can be modeled better using the Fox

Sorry, should have thought of that. Doh! Kit #2501 Milwaukee RR 303000 to 310624 from various builders. -- Ashley

Ashley Pollard asked: "Many years ago I bought one of the one-piece Westerfield gondolas, and never built it. When looking at it now I see that the last one was withdrawn in 1956. This is a problem

Hi, I would like to model a couple B&O cars with possible. Can anyone provide modeling info on either of these cars? B&O 385355 Steel Posts B&O 282664 bagged fertilizer Clark

Many years ago I bought one of the one-piece Westerfield gondolas, and never built it. When looking at it now I see that the last one was withdrawn in 1956. This is a problem for me as I model

I wear hearing aids, and the last couple pairs, instead of air freighting the molds to Germany (they're made by Siemens), the retailer has put the molds in a three-D scanner and then emailed the

Larry, John Hagen at sprinthag@... can help you. He can clean up and reproduce the old decals. Tom Houle

Alan - when you have a minute, could you contact me off-list: runeighty at aol dot com. Thanks. Greg.

Or three sets since I worked on a model of the same meat reefer over the last year, to the point all I require are decals to finish. However, since it's doubtful there is more than one set out there,

Yeah, I wasn't going to point that out... 1/20 of a MM is .002", which is comparable to, but at the gross end of of what other machines are capable of. The also don't deign to tell us the size of the

Folks, Al Brown and I are working on what we think might be one of the last examples of the PRR RF refer (based on the XL boxcar) in service, circa 1944. These cars were part of the early FGE fleet

Don Unfortunately my conversion was off by a decimal point, so the precision still needs to improve by at least 10x (and probably more like 30x-40x) to get the "smoothness" we expect from current

Many thanks Bill, I've a couple of the Accurail SS cars of both 6 and 8 panel types knocking around, will dig those out and make a start on the car over the coming weekend. And I'm meeting up with

Jack Burgess wrote: I never sat down one day and decided to learn to solder. Or use an airbrush. Or a lathe or milling machine. Or make a rubber mold. All of my hobby skills developed because my

Richard, By any chance, would the MDT ends you refer to be the ones produced by Stan Ryadowicz ?? Vince Altiere