Ed, I guess I should have looked BEFORE responding to the this tread. In the upper right hand corner it clearly states "Complied by Ed Hawkins" Paul Lyons Laguna Niguel, CA

Based on recent invoices and sales sheets, Micro Engineering has yet to embrace the Internet as a sales tool; no web site and no e-mail address listed. Frank Brua

I bought the Trainman, "Eastern 4 Window Center Cupola Caboose", used by the C&O, PM, C&EI etc., Item #945 (undec.) It appears that the main model body is a pretty accurate rendition of the

Sorry, I should have been more clear. The car in question is indeed a BX 57, and there is no map, but instead the "Ship and Travel Santa Fe" slogan. And I was surprised to see this descrepancy on a

Is there a web-site for Micro Engineering? In a Google, etc. search, I was only able to really find a WigWag.com company which appears to be only selling their parts. Thanks, Paul Hillman

Ed Hawkins: < InterMountain provided instructions for the PFE R-40-23. More The link is unavailable right now because the data transfer limit (presumably for today) has been reached. Fear not, because

We've now listed the pub date as April, 2007, since we expect delivery in mid-April. Tony Thompson Editor, Signature Press, Berkeley, CA 2906 Forest Ave., Berkeley, CA 94705

Barry, The replacement parts apply only to ART kits. There are different replacement parts involved depending on which kits you purchased. Those buying from the first batch of kits (sold at a

Then, do the Amarillo/MPHS ART reefer kits now being sold need replacement parts, or are the ones I would receive now complete and in good shape? How about the built-up version? Thanks ...

Thanks for the info Tony, I'll keep checking the Signature Press web page! Peter J. McClosky ====== Anthony Thompson wrote: -- -- Peter J.

PS painted the Bx-57 series backwards from Santa Fe specs -- they put slogans on the right side and Ship&Travel on the left. Whenever the cars were repainted before 1960, this was reversed! (After

Steve Kay wrote: Since Kadee likely got the info from Richard Hendrickson, you can be confident it is correct (unless, of course, the factory messed it up). Richard is in Hawaii at the moment

When I registered with Yahoo, which was substantially after I joined this list, I found that if one clicks around long enough on Yahoo, you can find a place to tell them you don't want any, ANY

Phil, If you are looking for this car, you may try Mitchell's trinashop in Wilmington Delaware. They are listed in Model Railroader so you could give them a call. I was in there a while back and

If memory serves me right one class of Santa Fe PS-1 were reversed. There were also some paint shop bo bo's. up4024 <thekays100@...> wrote: I read in MR a few issues back a

I read in MR a few issues back a question about which side of the car the ATSF put the map and which side it put the slogan. According to MR (and confirmed in the Champ decal catalog), when you face

Sorry Guys, I meant to email Jim Hayes directly and managed to do so through the STMFC. I joined this list by having Mike add me directly due to Yahoo wanting too much information, plus the fact that

Steve, To determine the left from the right side of a piece of rolling stock, stand facing the "B" end (brake) and everything on your left is, yep, the left side and to the right.............

Got mine today! -- Thanks! Brian Ehni From: Jim & Lisa Hayes <jimandlisa97225@...> Reply-To: <STMFC@...> Date: Sat, 17 Mar 2007 12:22:34 -0700 To:

The person that I answered he mail should know what list he was talking about. Thank you Larry Jackman Boca Raton FL ljack70117@... I was born with nothing and I have most of it left