Have they changed the price? The only price I've seen was $99 when it was announced last year.

Garth Groff asked: I just picked up the current RMC (June issue, I think, but it's at home right now) and noted that Broadway Limited is offering a PRR K-7 stock car. Forget for a moment that is car

Friends, I just picked up the current RMC (June issue, I think, but it's at home right now) and noted that Broadway Limited is offering a PRR K-7 stock car. Forget for a moment that is car is sound

James Eckman wrote: When did the Master Car Builders Association adopt the system whereby the size of the car's truck's axle journals became the basis of the "capacity" of a car? The Association may

I have an interest in stock cars, though I don't know as much about them as I should. Since BLI offers this car with two different sounds, cattle or hogs, could the second deck be removed on the

That is for the sound equipped ones. That is also MSRP and a look at any mail order will find much lower prices. Gene Moser

With HUGE apologies to the list owner/boss, I have uploaded 6 images of the SC&F resin Harriman models to the Files section. The images are in a folder titled "SC&F Harriman Cars". While they are

Eric Bracher and Tom Olsen related anecdotes of idiotic behavior by NMRA judges. Yes, this happens, the NMRA has not managed to reach perfection <grin>, but it does not mean that NMRA contests are

White notes that several railroads upgraded their freight cars carrying capacity through the judicious use of a little paint! So yes some freight cars in the yard 'evolved'. He also notes that most of

Tony, It wouldn't be any different than when a friend of mine entered totally rebuilt a brass N8 cabin car, adding scratch built trainphone antennae to the roof and entered it in a regional NMRA

You think you have problelms. Years ago I tried to enter a 2 1/2 scale derrick in a PCR contest. They would not accept it even for display only. Their reason was there wasn't any NMRA standards

Quoting Thomas Olsen <tmolsen@...>: My understanding, which was confirmed again yesterday, is that Banchline still intends to do the B & O wagontop box once they get caught up with all the

--- In STMFC@..., ljack70117@a... wrote: I have a mill gondola made by Utah Scale Models Co. Murray Utah. Brand name is Railmaster. Can any one tell me how accurate is. Is the company

you scented version,contains a hand lotion(lanolin);any chemist out there to verify this? Regards,Jim Cummings

I have a mill gondola made by Utah Scale Models Co. Murray Utah. Brand name is Railmaster. Can any one tell me how accurate is. Is the company still in business? Thank you Larry Jackman

Tom Madden writes- [Tom!...but I will...restrain myself] I surely do, and I have quite a few trucks with them still in place. They do look quite good. They have the advantage of effectively hiding

You can draw with a fine, hard-lead drafting pencil on styrene. Mark where the rivets go, and glue them by first applying a tiny amount of Tenax (just enough for slight tack) and then put the rivet

As long as Martin does not paint and letter a UPRR model there is no licensing problem. Thank you Larry Jackman

It also has hand lotion in it and that stays on your hands when you wash dishes. It will also stay on your model. Thank you Larry Jackman

Tim wrote: That's what it takes. Martin does lots of Santa Fe cars because Charlie Slater makes lots of high quality masters for them. Frank Hodina's interests favor the midwest. Martin's a fan of the