Phil, Check out this web site: www.epa.gov/ttnchie1/ap42/ch09/final/c9s15.pdf I think you'll need some tank cars... Shawn Beckert

In a message dated 12/22/2004 5:42:34 PM Central Standard Time, tgregmrtn@... writes: And for those Republicans out there, please don't look at the Heinz reefers... Hello, After all,

In the MRHS book "The Beer Line", there are several references to tanneries which were either located directly on line, or were directly across the Milwaukee River from the CMStP&P, which received

Larry and Bill I believe you are both right. 8% for original masters and 4% for the production masters is pretty common for production. However if one is using something like Castaldo's "No

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Hi, Does anyone have a Sunshine Fall 2004 Kit Update List they could scan and post? (Assuming he produced such a thing as they have before)Or if someone could snail mail me a copy I'd be happy to

Kevin, Thanks for your response. My records are now complete. Mont Switzer

wrote: Feast or trucks, And I've got three pair of brass (still unpainted, even) Allied Full Cushion trucks from Hallmark that cost me almost $10/pr. over twenty years ago. Oh, well. Walter M.

I see in "O Scale Trains" that Jim Zwernemann took third place for a scratchbuilt Mather box car. I don't know how to contact Jim, so... My questions is: does anyone know of plans for the Mather box

from I have some notes on various "events" which include: 1926; Type AB brake ystems begin testing. 9/1/33; Type K brakes no longer allowed on new cars. 1953; Type K brakes no longer allowed on cars

Bill Welch please contact me off line. Thanks. Mike Brock

Microscale. I quite enjoy their product. Not too thin, not too thick. Can stand up to a fair bit of handling without tearing. Seems to have a good shelf life as well. Pierre

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--- In STMFC@..., pierre oliver wrote: "I've managed to get the 7 sets of dry transfers to a workable condition. I've applied them all on to clear decal film.....". What decal film did

I use distilled water because it doesn''t stain the surface of the work like common tap water tends to do. I use a small black plastic tray from some frozen dinner for a bath. The dark color keeps

That should be Ajax 3059-2 hand wheel. No coffee yet. Regards, Ted Culotta Speedwitch Media 100 14th Avenue, San Mateo, CA 94402 info@... www.speedwitch.com (650) 787-1912

Gene: The issue I was having was not which versions were used, but which brand went on which cars in the lot. I was assuming that the brakes themselves were the Ajax 14038 with No. 3059 hand wheel

Ted, Ajax and Miner are the only two hand brake companies whose brake DIDN'T change much externally. When were the UP cars built? I can probably give you the information you need if we can

Date: Tue, 21 Dec 2004 22:25:33 -0500 From: ljack70117@... Subject: Re: lost styrene & wax casting ...If you need any thing more from me contact me direct. Thank you Larry Jackman Thanks

Art: I also use distilled water for decal work. I get mine free from the de-humidifier in the basement. I keep it in a large bourbon bottle like you see in a bar that is set up for easy pouring in