Another source for out-of-print back issues is Railpub, online at www.railpub.com. I've used this service and I've always been able to get what I was looking for. Merry Christmas, Andy Andy

Ed, Thanks for what, if accompanied by some photos, would be a nice magazine article. If the MPHS/Amarillo club ART reefers will have square corners then the new model will NOT be appropriate for

I received the November 2005 issue just the other day. George Hollwedel Garth Groff <ggg9y@...> wrote: Friends, It has been several months since the two hobby shops I frequent have

Garth, I have the September and October issues here. I subscribe but haven't received a November nor December issue. September issue articles appropriate to this list include Modeling the Milk

Their site - www.railmodeljournal.com - shows the Nov. 2005 issue with an article, by Richard I presume, about Life Like's 10,000 gallon tank cars. Regards, Ted Culotta Speedwitch Media 645 Tanner

Friends, It has been several months since the two hobby shops I frequent have had a new issue of RAILMODEL JOURNAL. Neither dealer knows what's going on. I think August or September is the last I

Nick, Your lead-in statement about 1,000 cars being built in 1939 is not correct. Beginning in 1939 and continuing to 1947, ART assembled cars in their company shops in which AC&F furnished kits

Hello: In 1939 American Refrigerator Transit Co. built 1000 reefer cars from "kits" supplied by American Car and Foundary. These cars were numbered in the 24000-24999 series. Does anyone

Well...I think we've seen enough posts about signing names...considering that the rule is pretty clear. I would note that Steve is both right and a little bit wrong. Issues about the rules of the

Hi Len, I went through a similar search recently. It depends upon what thickness of sheet lead you want. If .062" thick will serve your requirements check indusrial supply firms in your area's

Jeff English writes: Hmmm. Not that I'm aware of...and I wrote the rules...with input from the original 30 members of course. If not, I would support Well, of course, some might want to know where

In a message dated 12/18/2005 11:58:34 AM Pacific Standard Time, ed_mines@... writes: --- In STMFC@..., WJNaumann@a... wrote: The smallest I have seen is 0.25" diameter by 0.5"

Jerry, <<But not your Yahoo account. It doesn't even have your last name in your profile.>> That's never been held up as a list rule in the past - where'd you come up with that?? Jim Betz is

Thanks for the offers folks! I got 'em. Wow, what service! :-) Tim O'Connor Newell Hill Road Sterling, Massachusetts Latitude 42,42'58.88" Longitude 71,76'20.04" Earth, Solar System, Orion Spur,

How about you ask your friendly dentist if they have a old shield they use for x rays. eric

Not any more you can't. I believe they start at 18. I forwarded Tim the requested issues. Jerry Glow copies?

DID you go to the web site and try to down load????? I down loaded the first 15 all at once. Thank you Larry Jackman ljack70117@...

But not your Yahoo account. It dosen't even have your last name in your profile. Jerry Glow only email email

I guess I missed something along the way because we were also supposed to state where we are geographically located. If not, I would support this as an addition. It's hard to take seriously an

For some reason I failed to download copies of TKM #13, #14 and #17 when they were available. Can someone who has them forward me copies? Thanks! Tim O'Connor <timboconnor@...> Sterling,