--- In STMFC@..., Eddie Walters wrote: "Good luck from me too. I'd offer a suggestion to put articles that are relevant to modelers outside the NYC. As a Pennsy modeler, some guidance on

ronald parisi wrote: One of the photos in the link in Tim's original post shows the West Side Freight Line going right through the Bell Telephone Laboratories building on West Street in New York. That

The name High Line is the creation of the public relations firm that was enlisted to make its original name trendy and hip. The West Side Freight Line just didn't do it for the developers. Ron

Good luck from me too. I'd offer a suggestion to put articles that are relevant to modelers outside the NYC. As a Pennsy modeler, some guidance on selecting and modeling relevant NYC freight cars

Best of wishes and good luck on your endeavor. I'm a Domer (B&O) but I sure love those Lightning Stripes. To quote Bob Dylan, " the times they are a changing". Dave Snyder Louisville, Ky.

The New York Central System Historical Society will launch a new e-zine for NYC modelers with a first edition August 10, 2011. The "zine" will be produced as a pdf that can be downloaded from the

Tom Madden wrote: I'm sure that's true, but what about the interests of their executives and investors? There's lotsa rumors in that direction. Tony Thompson Editor, Signature

Tim O'Connor wrote: [snip] I doubt that Walthers/P2K or InterMountain has to take into account the interests of their [paid] designers and toolmakers when selecting prototypes. Resin producers are

I have to agree. As someone who has tried to get information from the NCYHS for a project for WrightTRAK, I have to say that change cant come soon enough. There are projects that we want to do but

Noel Widdifield wrote: Excellent news--a change that can't come too soon. Tony Thompson Editor, Signature Press, Berkeley, CA 2906 Forest Ave., Berkeley, CA 94705

Noel - When we attend PRRT&HS annual meetings we sell thousands of dollars worth of kits. The one time we attended an NYCSHS annual we didn't make our expenses. And there was a Lionel set running in

Thanks for the good luck. We are going to do some interesting things and we are working hard with the Society's Directors to make this thing happen. We are planning to move the modeling interest

Ben, I agree. An average modeler is exactly what I am. I back dated my era of modeling to NYC / war years because I thought it would be easier to be more prototypical. Seems to be the opposite. My

Noel Widdifield wrote: "As a lurker on this group for some time I would like to say that there are many NYC modelers out here that are interested in a lot more than Dreyfus Hudsons. As for the NYCSHS

There are several Rutland vans available, repaint or buy undec. Yep, they're brass. Chuck Hladik

As a lurker on this group for some time I would like to say that there are many NYC modelers out here that are interested in a lot more than Dreyfus Hudsons. As for the NYCSHS - stand by. We have

"marsfromrexford" (who didn't sign his name) wrote: "I surprised you can't buy a 19000 series NYC caboose right now." I'm not.  Given the perception of a hostile historical society and that

I surprised you can't buy a 19000 series NYC caboose right now.

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