Gentlemen and Mike, I finally had time to check the UP form 2639's for a couple of lumber trains: OG Lumber 42 (Nov. 1947) and OG Lumber 32 (Dec. 1947). OGLbr42 had 54 loads and no mts of which 53

CMON GUYS! Offlist please. Pierre Oliverwww.elgincarshops.comwww.yarmouthmodelworks.com On 8/22/2014 5:00 PM, jaydeet2001@... [STMFC] wrote:

28.4 Santa Fe SFRD Rr-29 1940 steel reefer, Duryea u’frame, curved map35.1 ACL ventilated box car, O-17, center groove siding, 1919-1950s serif logo 74.1 SFRD Rr-35, 36, 39, 40 steel reefer, Super

In speaking personally with Phyllis Carstens a week ago today I suspected we would see only another issue or two at best. The heck of it is my understanding, though this was not from Phyllis is that

Al and Friends, The June RMC issue just showed up at my local Barnes & Noble a week ago. I presume that is the last one. You might check around. My B&N was pretty good about

Sad day. The offficial company statement came out yesterday: "Carstens Publications has announced that negotiations are takingplace with several companies regarding the future publishing of Railfan&

Should still be on the 'stands if you care to correct that mistake. :-) ------------------------ Arved Grass Fleming Island, Florida --------------------------------------------

That my be just the thing to bring him back. I would take one. Dennis Williams ------------------------------

A very sad day. RMC definitely had a different flavor from MR, and I will miss it. Of course, I am the kind of guy who still likes an actual paper newspaper. Jim Hunter Quoting "Tim O'Connor

At least we saw it coming. Now I’m sorry I tossed the last issue. –Al Westerfield

Arved Grass wrote: It's my understanding that Ted only granted "one-time serial rights" to Carstens, meaning that they only had the rights to use the material once in the magazine. If so, that

Agreed. I'd hoped Carstens would publish the "Essential Freight Car" series as a book. Hopefully someone will take over and do it, but I'm not holding my breath. Many of the issues with the series

Maybe Mr. Bill Schaumburg (a fixture at RPM meets) will continue with some other RPM enterprise? Think of how the retail world has changed -- "department stores" have been replaced by big box

That’s been The Problem with sharing in the Train Sim world. People seem to have a highly inflated opinion of the value of their work and will get themselves twisted into knots of outrageous

I’ve been doing 3D Cad for rail sims for almost 10 years now, starting from complete ignorance to being quite proficient in Sketchup. I have a library of components that I often reach for so I

Carsten's demise is doubly troubling to me because I had a paid subscription through June 2017. I guess I've lost that money. Nelson Moyer

I've been asked to mention the range of bids on the first batch of kits. Successful bids ranged from $36 to $100, with most in the range of $50-55. Tony Thompson Editor, Signature Press,

Very sad! I had hope that RMC could stage a comeback. I appreciated the series of articles by Ted Culotta and the tips on modeling structures. Now whither? Tom Baker --- This email is free from

Absolutely. Bill called me not long ago with the news. However, at the risk of ending up in moderator jail, perhaps more of a shame than a shock… Regardless, we have lost the one print publication

Don't overlook the Tichy #3034 set. It has both the KC and KD options.