Guys, Might get me moderated, but this is getting out of hand! Give him a chance! There are life events other than freight car decals! Jerry is one of the most upstanding fellows I know (and

Allen that's fair enough, and if you're looking for contact info, that's relevant to the list. But beyond that I think this seems to be going off-topic for STMFC. FWIW, I just received my SP stock

Bill, I am not annoyed that you had a good experience with Jerry Glow and received your decals quickly. I too have had positive experiences in the past and am baffled as to why these are such an

My order was placed and paid for on June 24th. Others have noted that they are receiving decals in a timely manner so I have to question if backlog is the issue here. And at least a response

Hello, Just a quick note to let you all know that Tangent Scale Models now has new HO Scale Bethlehem gondolas available in 6 paint schemes. Built starting in 1937, these replicas are relevant for

Bill, I've had the same experience with Jerry -- incredibly good! I haven't bought anything lately, but if he's offline I'm sure he has a good reason to be. Tim O'Connor

In the past 2 months I have worked with Jerry on 2 pretty obscure sets - in S Scale - that he previously did not list as an available set. In short it was a true custom job just for me. What started

thanks for the good suggestions there Dennis; the acrylic does look worth trying and at a good price too! I had thought about gluing metal or wood to the 3d printing material and had imagined testing

Why not use Tichy? Well, in my case the tank car being modelled is from the CPR's 389xxx series of cars built in 1923; they were approx. 12000 gallon cars and their underframes were comprised of

Gene, This was common for cars built with the "Z" Bar used as the top chord of the car side regardless of SS, DS or all steel. It relates to the extreme width and extreme height. The details are

Gene Green wrote: My guess would be that it refers to the X-bar roof eave design, not to the side structural members (which I think were hat sections on X29-ish cars). Tony Thompson

Gene, "Z-bar" in the ORERs describes the main structural members of the car's framing, and is essentially useless from a modeler's point of view as a car with Z-bar framing could be steel

Bill Lane comments: <<I got decals from Jerry **yesterday**.>> <<I use jerryglow@... Maybe give him a few days to reply? But he has always been very fast to reply to me.>> Bill, Do you

Bill, I have been sending un answered emails for over a month asking only for the status. None have been answered. I thought it was just me but am now hearing from others off list who

Sorry, make that W&R. – Al Westerfield Sent: Tuesday, October 02, 2012 5:30 PM To: STMFC@... Subject: [STMFC] tank car I’ve got a W&S brass 10,000 gal. single dome AC&F high walk

I’ve got a W&S brass 10,000 gal. single dome AC&F high walk way tank car on eBay. – Al Westerfield [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

A photo from Bob's Photo of CNJ box car 21660 built 1-27. The reweigh date is in 1951 in this photo. The description in the April 1950 and January 1951 ORERs for CNJ 21000-21799 series box cars is

I got decals from Jerry **yesterday**. I use jerryglow@... Maybe give him a few days to reply? But he has always been very fast to reply to me. Thank You, Bill Lane Modeling the

Tim......You can ACC some styrene in the hole and drill and tap.......I've done this many times....best Jim W. ________________________________

These were rebuilt from earlier Marshall-built steel cars in the 41200 series and at the time of getting plug doors, they would have been painted Swamp Holly Orange with black ends and underbody.