Seems to be working now --- or at least it was about half hour ago. Charlie

Whoops! Sorry for the mass broadcast of my reply to Dave Owens. Regards, Ted Culotta Speedwitch Media 100 14th Avenue, San Mateo, CA 94402 info@... www.speedwitch.com (650) 787-1912

The site this morning has repeatedly replied that its transfer capacity is exceeded. Tony Thompson Editor, Signature Press, Berkeley, CA 2942 Linden Ave., Berkeley, CA 94705

Hi Dave: Bad, but not horrible news. I have to do a different clinic. Bad computer problems that I'll explain in person means that I lost my presentation. I have many of my previous topics backed

The link below ("Los Angeles River Railroads") has some late '50s color slides including a couple of PFE reefers and single sheathed SP box cars. http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Ranch/1916/ Ed

Is it too early to send in a check for the Pittsburgh hopper book? Ed

I have one CNW covered hopper left from the sets that were offered at the CNWHS River City 2005 convention. The kit is by Bowser, car number 68755. The stenciling on these cars is every well done,

--- rockroll50401 <cepropst@...> wrote: Martin actually had a good selection, on Thursday evening. When Martin opened up the Sunshine room on Thursday evening, it was a feeding frenzy.

John, Good question! It is clearly a conversion to company service/MOW. Jack Consoli's comment about Calcium Chloride has me wondering. What was CaCl used for? Was the car used to store CaCl?

"Krazy Glue" found most anywhere (I get mine at a 99 cent store) lasts to the last micro drop. I have almost given up on the hobby brands. -Andy carlson Ojai CA

I am finding the same thing as Bill. I've only been working with a bottle of the Locktite ACC for a couple of months - but abusing it - returning the brush with "air-exposed" ACC on it into the

In case any of the current 1011 group members are coming from UK. I used to travel on BA at that time, before becoming wheel-chair dependent, for a gathering in Jax. Be aware mid-January to

A very brisk early morning walk. Ask me how I know.... There are usually cabs standing at the station as well. Mike --- charmantas <charmantas@...> wrote: __________________________________

This falls under the category of an endorsement I suppose. The last couple of times I have purchased ACC, I have gone to Home Depot and purchased the Locktite brand in a small container with a long

Excuse me if I'm late to the party and missed something, but what exactly was the purpose of this car? John Bruce Smith <smithbf@...> wrote: Hmmmm... I wouldn't rush out and use a

Could Gene Green contact me offline at bwelch@... Gene I have lost your email address! Bill Welch

For my Clinchfield 1932 design model, decided to model of the door open and the other closed, so that the backside of the corrugated door would be apparent. I did so by splicing together a couple of

Hmmmm... I wouldn't rush out and use a Westerfield X25 to build this car. It appears to have a very different roof, with the side overhangs, and and a flush end that aren't present in the X25

Hi All, Thanks to all that replied to my previous posting. This should end the curiosity of what a PRR 495655 looks like. http://mywebpages.comcast.net/billlane/PRR_495655.jpg If Al says it was

Good morning, Ian Clasper passed this little item onto me. For those that wish to use the Bowser 2D-F12 trucks (of course replacing the wheelsets with Reboxx proto-88's), Proto-87 makes washers to