Eddie, I do not have any photos of the Precision Scale cars. Somewhere out there (on the web) is a b&w photo of GATX 417, a 6-compartment Victor California Wines, California Grape Products Co. car.

for some pretty nice models: Anyone feeling nostalgic and wanting a glimpse of old AHM cars, check out: http://ho-scaletrains.net/ahmhoscaletrainscollectorsresource/index.html The flats are there

Hi, The wait is over........Intermountain now has the Milwaukee Road short ribbed boxcars in both RTR and as undec. kits. As is my practice, I am offering these with a good discount. Contact me

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 : /LaBelle History.doc Uploaded by : docdenny34

I have placed into files a very interesting and warming letter from Rick Steele, a UP engineer from Cheyenne who is the current owner of LaBelle models, the long time venerable maker of very fine wood

Got a link? -- Thanks! Brian Ehni From: Jon Miller <atsf@...> Reply-To: <STMFC@...> Date: Fri, 22 Feb 2008 16:13:52 -0800 To: <STMFC@...> Subject: Re: [STMFC] Re:

Hi All, I have less C&O hopper decals for sale because they are getting put on cars. Does anyone have a clear side shot of the C&O/PM Offset triple hopper in the 215000 to 215249 number series?

I received my screwdrivers today and they appear to be exactly what I wanted. They are different than most I have seen. I'm not sure how to express this but if I put something flat across to top

John, Do you photos and if so will you share them please Eddie. I have one of each (Roma, Madera, Martini), plus an AHM I painted and used Champ decals for another Roma. The PSC Roma car

Richard Hendrickson wrote: Yes, several Silver Streak kits are oversize. In addition to the reefers, the SP caboose, otherwise a pretty accurate model, is almost 10% oversize. Could they

an The PENN 578877 was really popular it make 5 seperate appearances on the YVT during the month of Nov 1918 and was off line no more than four days between visits. Wonder if the PRR knew what was

If some of those are reefers, I hope you're planning on cutting down the dimensions before you assemble them, as the SS reefers were WAY oversize, especially in height (but length, too, IIRC). My

Interesting...I have the Roma car and it's GATX 935 so they did at least a couple of numbers. ............Best Jim Williams

There are still a few examples of the prototype for the car in link below. They show up here at Fort Bliss from time to time as units come and go to Iraq. Many years ago they were all "white-lined"

I have one of each (Roma, Madera, Martini), plus an AHM I painted and used Champ decals for another Roma. The PSC Roma car is GATX 933, the Madera and Martini are SHPX 6611 and

At some point, Precision Scale did a brass 6-dome wine car. I have notes that there were three schemes...Roma, Madera. R. Martini. Model #17524-? I saw one of these on eBay a few years ago, but

Posted by: "Anthony Thompson" Jon, you are right that some aspects of the Thomas cars are crude--grab irons, underframe details--but the TANKS and the DOMES are quite good proportions. I have

Ben, Thank you very much for the notes on the Pennsy cars. If anyone else has notes on any of the cars it is appreciated. Richard Wilkens an out equipment formatting