and especially the cover by the Byrds. ObSTFMC: Garcia and Grisman, on "Not for Kids Only" did a canonical rendition of Elizabeth Cotton's "Freight Train". It was a soft, slow, almost lullaby,

That's why I mentioned earlier the use of a good scanner and a CAD program. The combination's much more precise and accurate than what you can get out of most photocopiers. -- Nolan Hinshaw, native

Old Moody's Industrial's don't show up very often so I post them when the do. Reasonable price, IMO. Don't know seller 1. Moody's Industrial Manual 1957, Moody's Investors Service, 1957,

Hi there....I goolged Bob's Photo's in Ansonia, CT and got a phone number of (203) 734-6666.....and an address of 37 Spring Street....hope this helps... Bob

I've clicked on several messages to make a reply and all I get is "Message #-------- cannot be retrieved from Yahoo. What's happening? Jared Harper Athens, GA

Group (esp. Tom Madden), Can resin be laser-cut? I am thinking not only of the flash on a stock car model, but even of "converting" a single-sheathed box car to a stock car by

I have built both the Westerfield New York Central and Northern Specific NP stock cars and they are two of my favorite models. I don't remember anything special except there was a little more

Guys.   The stock car kits are not all that bad. If you take the back of an x-acto and scrap all the holes from the outside in, Remember to scrap the flask from the inside.  This takes a little

My friend Lee and I built HO MP stockcars from Evergreen strip stock using a jig he made. We used Grandt Line On3 door runners for the Z-bracing. Luckily, both Westerfield and Sunshine came out with

Max: Last I had: PO Box 52 Wallingford KY 40193-0052 Frank Pearsall Brevard, N.C. Narrow Trak 10 (Oct 8, 9, 2010)

Hi, Sorry guys ... the intended smiley face got left off my prior post. That wasn't a serious offer to sell - it was meant as a comment on the thread and the difficulties of building these cars.

Fellow Freight Car Aficionados Can anyone supply a current means of contacting Bob? I seem to have lost his most current address and would like to contact him for some needed info. TIA to

Pierre wrote: I'd hate to find out of his dental drill does double duty drilling holes for grab irons. Those things would probably melt brass! Tim Barney

Keith Jordan says: Naah, I wasn't concerned about you. It was the younger folk out there who may not have known. ;- Younger folks--ON THIS LIST????????? -Andy Carlson Ojai CA

Mr. Thompson sez: Naah, I wasn't concerned about you. It was the younger folk out there who may not have known. ;-) Another good version is by Marshall Crenshaw. Keith Jordan

At the risk of being put in jail; Dentists prefer rotational action, thus a router would be more in order Pierre Oliver

In 2005 I cast 50 of the NP stock car kits marketed by Aaron Gmundsen's Northern Specific Models and did them in closed (2-part) molds to minimize flash. Both sides and the roof were cast in the same

Never heard of a dentist using a belt sander inside a patient's mouth. Jim Pickett

I have a register of actual Wartime interchange records for loads interchanged between the AC&Y and the Nickel Plate at Bluffton, Ohio (AU Tower). Live stock loads deliverd to the NKP show the

Bob Heninger wrote: It needn't be in the tariff explicitly. This sort of thing was done for many car types all the time, and the railroad fully understood that they could only charge the