Check K4 decals they may have them

Resin Car Works will be selling kits at the St Louis RPM. More details in the latest blog post. http://blog.resincarworks.com/st-louis-rpm-2021/ Eric Hansmann RCW web guy

Ed, Have you tried Microscale Liquid Decal film over the decals before applying? I have had great luck using that product, especially on old decals. Chuck Cover Santa Fe, NM

Are Linde decals available? I've tried using MicroScale's but they are now too old. Even clear coating does not help. Ed Mims Jacksonville, FL

STMFC, Following up on the NAHX 1958 cu. ft. cars and Bob’s question about a prototype source, attached is a photo of NAHX 30518 that was the basis for the InterMountain model 48643. Frank Hodina

He also got the DimiTrains N Scale kits for cars and structures. Reportedly he has a N Scale caboose that is inside jammed tooling that should be torched apart to see what’s inside and if it

I think we all ought to think about what sort of businesses we support with our hobby dollars. Yes, the Chinese can make some nice models. But their predatory behavior, both in our hobby and in the

On Tue, Jul 27, 2021 at 06:18 AM, BRIAN PAUL EHNI wrote: Most of the cars kits (if not all) came from Gould many years ago.If I recall Correctly (and I'm sure someone will correct me if I'm wrong)

Articles: Linde Box/Tank Cars Two illustrated articles from the July 1993 the RailModel Journal: http://magazine.trainlife.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/08/rmj_199307.pdf Articles begin on Pages 12

Thanks for the links, Ray. Those photos are the 82000 series rebuilds, not the 88200-88699 series cars built by ACF in 1948, but they are helpful for color. The only 88200series car on

http://www.rrpicturearchives.net/showPicture.aspx?id=4961135 http://www.rrpicturearchives.net/showPicture.aspx?id=4961135 http://www.rrpicturearchives.net/showPicture.aspx?id=4961123 http://www.rrpict

Have they produced anything new lately? Besides decals, signs, etc., that is. I don’t believe so. Most of the cars kits (if not all) came from Gould many years ago. Thanks! -- Brian Ehni

Tichy's expertise in injection molding shows in their kits (and still available). Chris Sawicki On Monday, July 26, 2021, 09:14:03 PM CDT,

Thanks, Tim. The color is too dark for models, so I’ll have to lighten it a few shades. At least I have a starting place. I have a bottle of Tru Color Wabash freight car red, so I’ll compare the

Sam Clarke's comments on Kadee reminded me of another way North American model railroad manufacturers were organized. When Tichy Train Group was building big tools, complete car kits and the coaling

From what I understand, Lionel tried Mexico and it nearly bankrupted them. I don’t have any hard information to support that claim, As somebody who is trying to start our own thing, we have to

Well, mostly no. Train Miniature did a version of a SLRX reefer with ice bunkers but I have no idea how close it might be dimensionally and detail-wise to the prototype cars (at least it's wood-sided

Jim Zwernemann built this 1/4” scale model of the older truss rod series. He used styrene as his primary material. Jim attempted to use the Tichy decal set but ended taking a different route.

As for St. Louis Refrigerator Car Company, class RS, series 10000-10399, a photo of SLRX 10086 with clearly visible ice hatches is in Ted Culotta’s book Steam Era Freight Cars Reference Manual

Here is a scan of an NJI&I paint sample (from Ed's TIFF scan) and also an "eyedropper" image made from that paint sample scan. Painted colors changed quickly in the