Just to make sure we're on the same page, this is the site you're referring to? I know it hasn't been updated in quite a while. http://steamerafreightcars.com/

You are probably right Marty, a link might be a better route to go. i also realize that even though I have the current link to the Steam Era Freight Cars site, Rob may not have gone public with it as

Folks, $50 is far more realistic for a price than $25 and depending on reproduction quality and perceived demand, the price could be even higher. Regards Bruce Bruce F. Smith Auburn,

Arved Grass writes: "Yet, the Hotel sold out of rooms at the special rate. They tried very hard to sell me a room at $165 a night." Actually, no. I try to explain the association of hotel room

The whole series? I'd go $50. Thanks! -- Brian Ehni From: EdwardM <ed_mines@...> Reply-To: STMFC List <STMFC@...> Date: Friday, January 18, 2013 12:25 PM To: STMFC List

I'm not sure Ted or anyone else could publish them at that kind of retail price. You are probably better-off getting $1 copies of all the back issues! FYI: The EFC #1-45 article list PDF is [still]

I suspect that a lot of people would Ed. However, I also suspect that you’d have to see if Ted and RMC are interested first. Bill Schneider Sent: Friday, January 18, 2013 1:25 PM To:

I'd buy it for $25. Anyone else interested? Ed Mines

Hello, This week I am offering the often-times difficult to find doors from Dan Hall's SouthWest Scale Productions of Arkansas. Dan is a retired airline pilot who is working for Boeing debuting the

Bill, The Steam Era freightcars site has stuttered and stalled for a few years now. I have no problem with supporting it, but the mechanics of a blog seem to make it far easier to update on a regular

[infomercial] The Subject O and S scale meet, featuring many scale items including SP equipment and steam era freight cars, is coming up next weekend. The LDSIG/OPS annual meet starts on Saturday, so

If you're not familiar with Tony Thompson's blog <http://modelingthesp.blogspot.com/> you should be. Not all projects are SP Jerry

I will chime in as Rob Adams is in Asia for two weeks. Rob has taken over the Steam Era Freight Car website founded by Ted Culotta several years ago. I have to believe what you are talking about,

... Yet, the Hotel sold out of rooms at the special rate. They tried very hard to sell me a room at $165 a night. If I couldn't have found a less expensive hotel, that would have meant driving home

Charlie, and all: I'd be willing to coordinate a blog dedicated to detailed modeling of steam era rolling stock. Not sure how the mechanics would work, but if you're interested in discussing it please

Eric: Thanks for the resources on 1920s cars. Much appreciated by this 1920s modeler! Eric Hiser Phoenix

Micro-Mark's is not exactly like the one I have. The one I have is like a machinist's square with a thumb screw adjustment so you can run the ruler in and out depending on the diameter of the

Micro-Mark's is not exactly like the one I have. The one I have is like a machinist's square with a thumb screw adjustment so you can run the ruler in and out depending on the diameter of the

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Jared, Is this the same thing as a Center Square advertised in Micro-Mark's latest catalog on page 17 (items # 82285 and 82280 )? Ken Montero