Clark, I suspect that you already got what you were looking for but here is another copy of the instructions and a few pictures that I have collected off of the internet. If you have other pics I

Doesn’t look like a Sunshine kit but interesting none the less as the steps are about the same. No superglue.

Here are a couple of Jack Parker photos made in Toronto: https://realstmfc.groups.io/g/main/photo/43681/0?p=Name,,sal+v9,20,1,0,0 Given the slight curve on the top cord of the Andrews trucks, I think

Thanks Bill! -Clark Cooper

I will believe it when I see it from those guys. Scott McDonald

I have sent Gregory at Southbound Modelworkd and Decals Co. my pictorial diary of my v9/v10 build for use on his website. Photos used to be on the old resin builder Yahoo group. Hopefully they will

I had to resort to eBay and high prices and shipping to get some critical freight door sets that were not duplicated by Tichy or any other supplier. My local hobby shop has all but given up on SJD as

No luck, the scans are rather low-rez and details just disappear into pixel legos as I zoom in. What may be reporting marks appear just left of center of the left-hand car in the first photo. That

Hi Bruce, I tried that first. It has some instruction sheets, but not for this particular kit. However, Paul Bizier came to the rescue and sent me a scan of his instruction sheet. Thanks. -Clark

Clark Cooper wrote: Have you tried looking at the Internet Archive to see if they have the page? Go to <https://archive.org/> and enter the URL in the search field. I've been surprised at how many

Ask them when they will ship the items promised to me by Grandt Line that they were not able to send me when GL handed the box of items off to them when they closed. They never answer the phone, never

Hi Tony, I can’t read any of them either, but the lead flat in the first two images looks very much like the 200 ton four-truck SP flat (44083 or 44093 I think) shown at the top of the Mt. Vernon

Bob Chaparro wrote: Can anyone see whose flat cars they are? I can't read any of the cars. Tony Thompson tony@...

Tim I have the Decals for the black southern flat. Maskislanddecals.com

Santa Fe Tank Cars Rolling Stock Reference Series Volume Five Page 84 has a drawing of the Tk-O,N Tank cars. The tank is 96" in diameter and 44' 73/8" over tank heads. Al Smith Sonora CA

Photos: 140 Foot Tank On 3 Flatcars Three 1943 photos taken at the William Boiler & Manufacturing Company, Minneapolis,

At the Springfield train show I talked to the new owners of Grandt Line's products - they're bringing back many items but the one I was most interested in was the AB BRAKE SET - He said they tweaked

Black for the Southern flat car -- *Tim O'Connor* *Sterling, Massachusetts*

Is this the car? Bill Pardie

https://midwestmodelrr.com/brand/american-limited-models/ ATSF, used in company service. J. Stephen Sandifer