I’m filling in time waiting on paint to dry by finishing the IC 16000 series mini-kit from Chicagoland RPM 2019. This car was originally in the 176000-176999 series, but the series was renumbered in

HIT 'EM STRAIGHT AND NOTHING OVER 70 (degrees) You will be missed Fenton -- Fenton Wells 250 Frye Rd Pinehurst NC 28374 910-420-8106 srrfan1401@...

Congratulations Sam !!! You are going to be missed for sure, have enjoyed working with you over the years !!! Todd Horton

From what I understand, it was never produced as Prototype Junction couldn't crowdsource sufficient funds. I still hope that the PM and CGW SS autocars they were going to produce will be created in

I have been told that they bought the entire inventory of Marion Brasher’s Valley Roundhouse hobby shop in Spring Valley, IL, after his passing. There will be LOTS of parts and kits and building

Makes good sense to me. Thanks!! Steve Hile

Congratulations! I recommend retirement highly. Thanks! Brian Ehni (Sent from my iPhone)

Sam; You are a class act! We will all miss you. Those will be big shoes to fill…… Have a great retirement with family and friends! Elden Gatwood

Congratulations and best wishes, Sam. You will certainly be missed in the modeling community, because you have spoken up for Kadee very effectively over the years. I hope Kadee finds someone to take

I have been told that agents typically used whatever abbreviation on waybills they thought was needed, so consistency was not observed. On the SP, the reweigh location code for Tucumcari was “T”

Sam, Congratulations on reaching retirement. You have been appreciated in the modeling community. Best wishes. Hope you learn to nap as well as you have worked. Vital retirement skill. Warm

Please excuse the cross posting. I was asked, today, what code would be used for Tucumcari, New Mexico on waybills routing cars Rock Island to SP and vice versa through Tucumcari? I might guess

Hello group and friends, This is to formally announce my retirement after 26 years with Kadee Quality Products. My actual last day at work will be October the 6th. My health is good and my plans are

Chuck I’ve been using Loctite Super Glue gel for building the main parts (ends, sides and roof) for my latest 4-5 builds. It doesn’t come apart like traditional ACC if the parts are bumped. I

I bought this at Little Choo Choo in Spencer NC and I think it works great. Don't know who manufactured it but it wasn't expensive. And Bruce is correct, I too push too hard. I'm learning to

I have built many resin kits and always use ACC/superglue but have a bottle of debonder handy. Paul Doggett England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

Whatever happened to the injection molded, HO scale ATSF BX-11 model?

This is a slight step away from the current thread about more glue questions, so I thought I would keep the threads separate. The instructions for a Westerfield kit I just bought at a swap meet

small brass shapes was bought out by amazon, years ago mel perry

I've had bad luck with sewing needles, Maybe a sewing machine needle is sharper. I've been checking ebay for small size dividers for years and have bought several although they are not quite what I