sounds good except i'm either nursing the flu or a bad cold. i'll get back to you.

I would suspect that you could go back to Micheal's, read the caution information on the label to find out what's in there then go to a hardware or paint store and get something that will do the job

Thanks Tony. I received several emails about these two cars. I looked at the ORER and saw they both were 10'IH and thought of the 12 panel cars. When I didn't find my numbers in those series I drew a

I am trying to find some HO decals for an Illinois Central GS gon. Champ used to have a set HG-102. Would anyone have some that they would care to part with?

I have two of the underframes, and I've heard that Bestine rubber cement thinner is the best way to clean the waxy residue off. I've been trying to think of other ways to clean them... and finally

David & Tim, Earliest ORER LV page I have is April 1921, which shows Series 25000-26999 with 1989 "Coal, steel, hopper bottom" cars. Designation GA, Listed capacity 1788 cu ft. [this varies

Clark Propst wrote: I can send you photos and info on the SP class off line, if you like. The number group you mention constitutes the first 1500 cars of a 4500-car class, SP's B-50-28, built by

Mark Rickert wrote: Creation of new artwork, starting from a prototype photo or railroad lettering drawing, definitely IS a new creation. This is established, and no permission would be needed

Big omission on my part. Opps....I actually worked for the C&O in Detroit and model the PM Railway in Michigan. Old People???

You asked "Did I leave anyone out?" Yup... Probably the most important... Pere Marquette, which in 1948 was merged into the Chesapeake and Ohio, which owned Rougemere yard right next to the Rouge

Folks: This is way before my time, but I worked for several railroads serving the Detroit area and I was involved in handling shipments of auto parts,finished vehicles and coiled steel from 1969 to

I’ve drawn a blank on two box cars I’d like to model if possible. SP 103374 102100-103597 GN 45114 45000-46999 Would appreciate any help, photos. Thanks!! Clark Propst Mason City

Just remember, the model manufacture copied someone else work to begin with, did they get permission to copy the item in the fist place? Also, how many people who make there own decals got

On 2nd thought, wouldnt they need to update the waybill to reflect the route used, so the brc/ihb/eje would get there cut. Allen via Yahoo! Mail on Android

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZyZHnXK9rKQ <http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZyZHnXK9rKQ&feature=share> &feature=share Vintage auto and Pere Marquette autoparts boxcars in this clip. Brian J.

I have one that I bought years ago, but I have not used it. It is in two pieces measuring 0.67 x 5.67 inches. Richard Townsend Lincoln City, Oregon

Has anyone here had experience with Sylvan Scale Models's HO scale Hutchins roof? Any comments? And I need to know how wide and long their roof is. TIA Brian Leppert Carson City, NV

rreed_eagle" <twogreyhounds@...> wrote: [snip] The problem with that is you're introducing another generation of shrinkage, both when you make the mold(s) and when you make castings from those

Can't help you there, I'm not a Leaky Valley wonk. -- John

Brian, Ted Culotta (Speedwitch) did a modeling article on the B-50-38/39's in February 2009 RMC where he mentions the differences in the car series.   Rich Christie