Peter posts on this list from time to time. Maybe he's watching right now. Pierre OLiver

How does one obtain this fantastic template from Mr. Aue? Fenton Wells -- Fenton Wells 3047 Creek Run Sanford NC 27332 919-499-5545 srrfan1401@...

Group, I've finally had the opportunity to use the template created by Peter Aue for the Kadee bracket grabs. In a word "Delightful"! There's no going back now to other options for bracket grabs. With

Thank you Charles I wanted to check this out because at some point I make the statement that the relationship of FGE, WFE and BRE was unique and I think I remain comfortable claiming that it was

Bill, I've wondered about this as well, and your question stimulated me to collate the notes I had squirreled away in a file folder. It's long, probably too tedious for a general audience, and not

Charles Hostetler wrote: Charles is using a larger waybill form, a nice modification for many purposes, and overall I like his design. I offered a short comment about it on his blog (which you

As requested by Greg, I will try to explain the NX 36-37-Foot refrigerator cars. All of these cars came originally to FGE as they attempted to resolve their early car shortage problems by

Guy, They're probably already gone. If they are not, I'll take all three. Tom ________________________________________ Sent: Friday, February 10, 2012 11:56 AM To: STMFC@... Subject:

I have three Pacific Rail Shop 1937 AAR kits for sale, each with two roofs within. $20 each or all three for $50.00 plus postage. Off list for responses please. Guy Wilber Sparks, Nevada

Jim Lancaster has added more images of Chateau Martin wine cars on his website. Many are in color. Here is the

The process is already good enough for rivets -- as Archer has proved and Tom Madden with his Pullman car rivets long before that. Is it possible to start with a substrate of smooth styrene and add

EKSX 1046 is a 37' ex-PRR RF, complete with fishbelly side sills. Westerfield kit #2753 models it, except for the lettering. Al Brown, Melbourne, Fla.

Gize, You know I believe this car is of course a 37-foot car? I have a copy of EKSX 1065 in Fayetteville in 1951 still in this paint scheme prior to the rebuilding of the car cars and the 1953

Hello Jim, Here are loads of scrap listed on trains in a 1948 NYC conductor's book I recently stumbled upon. It appears to be from the Indianapolis to E. St. Louis line. 9/21/48 wb, NYC 706635,

Again at Cocoa Beach I was inspired by Tony Thompson's work on developing prototype waybills (thank you again Tony), and have made a stab at developing a system and format that might work on my

One could look at it here: http://www.trainlife.com/magazines/pages/367/26933/march-1997-page-19 Richard Townsend Lincoln City, Oregon

Great idea, but unfortunately I don't model the Milwaukee. -- Ashley Pollard Ashley@... --------------------------------------- http://no-two-alike.blogspot.com/

Bob, Easy as can be. I think it cost me $7 for a hi res scan on a CD It is image number NB 01109, E. Kahns Sons Co, refrigerator car EKSK 1046, Washington DC, photo by E. Stefan, 1941. I just

Hello Group, The RCT&HS web site list in its suggested colors for rolling stock that for Freight Car Brown use Floquil Boxcar Red or Scalecoate Boxcar Red. Cheers, Bill Keene Irvine, CA [Non-text

Ken, RPC Vol. 3 lists RDG as 1 part boxcar red and 1 part oxide red with Floquil Railroad Colors. Roads that are listed with the same mix include RI, SAL, C&O (40s and 50s), CNW (40s), Erie (40s),