Only PS1, PS2, PS3, PS4 . . . SGL

Thanks Chuck, I was starting to get tired of just looking at the boxes,so I thought I should try and build one. Could you tell me where I can find a "Wright-Clamp"? and also some sanding

Tim, that's not original; you just copied those instructions from an F&C kit. Richard Hendrickson

Walter, Considering the name of the town are you sure you are on the right list? Do they actually let you build freight cars in Pullman? Jon Miller AT&SF For me time has stopped in 1941 Digitrax,

Well, we got the network up and I'm now reporting on my move. Won't mention any names, to protect the guilty, but we got three quotes and I was up front with my concerns. Two gave me the legal song

Hi, I am about to start work on my first resin kit. A Westerfield G25B Gondola. My first question: is this glue http://www.horizonhobby.com/Products/Default.aspx?ProdID=MEUM5T2OZ good for working

glue the sides, ends, floor and roof to make a box. add details. paint & decal. weather to taste. Tim O'Connor ;-)

Thank you John, Based on your suggestion I checked the pre-merger ORER and found them under NC&StL. Pre-merger the roads were long time "kissin' cousins" so I'll just paint an undec for the Dixie

Brian J Carlson wrote: into 12,120 represents still you those scrap I Brian, I don't believe the B&O stored these cars, but I have no information to confirm my supposition. I tabulated two more

Such a policy is why owning a really good scanner and photo quality printer is such a good idea. And now, back to counting rivets. Genbe Green

Dan, Welcome to the resin world!! My reply to your tool quest is below. Both thin and gel type AC The "Wright-Clamp" in a couple of sizes. This will keep your corners square.

Chuck, Based on info in Ted Culotta's book, I suspect the L&N 18000-18499 series are the former NC&StL cars acquired in the 1957 merger. -John Hile

Scanning through my book of L&N RR diagrams, it looks like the L&N series 18000-18499 may resemble this prototype. This series was built by Pullman Standard in 1937. The diagram shows plate ends and a

A New Zealander (who's name completely escapes me right now) has made patters for Kaslo shops (he also does rapid prototype work for said manufacturer of ARA 1932 box car) David Ball New Zealand

Dave, I'll check this evening when I get home from work. Pretty sure I can help. Pierre Oliver

I don't read it that way but then sometimes I just don't understand. It seems they are saying the scan is $5 and the cost to do it is $7.50 making the scan $12.50 each. The CD is $2. Jon

If NMRA sells you the CD with the scan do you have the right to go to Wal-Mart and have a print made? Will Wal-Mart make a print from the CD? Jon Miller AT&SF For me time has stopped in

Group I'm missing the instructions for kit number 41.3 Rib Boxcar can anyone provide them.

Victor Baird wrote: I hate to tell you this, Victor, but Wal-Mart's policy is correct. The rights to such photos may well be out there somewhere. We've been over this before on this list, so I

If you are going to print more than a few of these I recommend you take your CD somewhere like Walmart etc. and print them on one of their Fuji or Kodak photo machines. The cost is not very high and