Tony, Thank you, forgot to /2. And yes I would like the citation. Regards, Mike Aufderheide

I wrote: Here's the citation: Sept-Oct issue, Prototype Modeler, 1982. Tony Thompson Editor, Signature Press, Berkeley, CA 2906 Forest Ave., Berkeley, CA 94705

Mike Aufderheide wrote: No, they are 50-ton cars. Mike, do you know about the Hendrickson article on kitbashing these cars? If not I'll send the citation. Tony Thompson Editor,

Classification: UNCLASSIFIED Caveats: NONE Mike; EJ&E gons are a big missing link. Perhaps we should bombard the resin guys with requests. You could also bash one following Richard's great bash

So.... for $200 I save the trouble of going to the local Radio Shack every other year to buy a $6 battery??? I know folks pay a premium for alleged convenience (e.g. fast food, bottled water) but

Martin- Thanks for the link. It worked like a charm! Charlie Vlk I had similar difficulties and eventualy got to TKM #76 via this link:

I have some old steel box car sides and roofs, cardboard reefer sides and a complete wooden flat car kit. If anyone would like a list and a price, please contact me off list at: cepropst@q.com

I had similar difficulties and eventualy got to TKM #76 via this link: http://www.nscalelimited.com/2011/04/27/keystone-modeler-issue-76/ Click on the link in the text. Best regards, Martin

Eldon,   Speaking of EJE, are there any of their gons that can be modeled accurately?  There are several that traveled in Monon trains in 1948:   #33036 nb Coal for Wabash at Lafayette Jct.

Is there something going on with the PRRHTS website? Internet Explorer shuts down as soon as the red background of the home page starts to appear....there was some message about it wanting to use a

I always get a kick out of people complaining that the battery is always dead in their cheap Chicom calipers; with equipment like this, you truly do get what you pay for. Enco has the Mititoyo 8"

JP... A question on your calipers. Reading an online review of them, it appears that, while the calipers work even in relatively low light, the solar doesn't charge an internal battery connected to

Hello, On checking with Bill McClung of Red Caboose, he consulted his calalog, and maintains that Red Caboose never decorated its 37'-3" Mather reefer for Hunter Packing. You will perhaps want to

I added a pdf file with the additions and corrections to the files section. The file name is: "P&LE & PMcK&Y Boxcars 1910-1945 - Additions and Corrections." Dave Sieber wrote: I see on the PLERRHS

Hello, This email message is a notification to let you know that a file has been uploaded to the Files area of the STMFC group. File : /P&LE & PMcK&Y Boxcars 1910-1945 - Additions and

JP, the internet is your friend (grin). A quick Google found this; Mitutoyo 500-464 solar caliper 6 @ $245 [problem is it's 6"] Mitutoyo 500-785 xxxxxxx 8 @ $230 [I assume this is 8" but text

Google is your friend...a quick search for solar powered caliper turned up: http://www.longislandindicator.com/p127.html ...while searching for Mitutoyo 500-492 led to Mitutoyo's own

Caliper and would-be caliper users, A half dozen years ago, when we were nearer to starting the use of digital calipers after using dial versions for several years, I was enamored enough to buy a

Thanks, that's what others have told me. Quoting Douglas Harding <doug.harding@...>:

Classification: UNCLASSIFIED Caveats: NONE CJ; I do not know how A&S acquired these gons, and I also cannot find any photos of them, but I did see a gon that looked exactly like these cars on the