A ZipLok Storage (quart size) bag can ALMOST close on a 50’ car. Schuyler

When REBOXX was selling boxes, they had researched “the best” plastic wrappers for models, in part because one of the workers had had very unfortunate experienced with wrapping models he’d custom pain

The four books have been claimed and are destined to welcoming homes. Schuyler

That’s a Z in Verizon. Not an S.

That’s fine, Dave, but it would be most helpful if you supplied your address. That’s why I requested a PRIVATE reply. Schuyler

Gize, I have four books that I simply do not need, since my modeling interest has kind of settled into the early 50s. These are all more modern books and likely after the sunset date of this list – bu

AHM did a PRR S2 as well. Schuyler

Check Tahoe Model Works. I don’t know about that final A in the designation, buy you’d be very close. Schuyler

Steve, it doesn’t take a REALLY HUGE BUILDING to require multiples of these in series. Good engineers set them up so as the weather gets colder, they are lit and heat in sequence, to avoid wasting fue

I suspect it’s a typo for Mantua. The listing has ended so couldn’t look at it. Schuyler

A day or so ago, I responded to a mention of a Stockyard in Watertown MA, by mentioning that there were stockyards in Allston. Allston and Brighton, mentioned in Doug’s listing below, are adjacent nei

I suppose that’s an advantage of FB, but the downside is you have to monitor FB. Which for me is a major time sink. Schuyler

Geez, I hate to build TWO of anything, though I do from time to time. Building a dozen, even sequentially, even with the variations . . . I’d never make it through that. VERY impressive collection of

There were also stock yards (a lot of them) in Allston, now part of Boston, served by the B&A. Maps are on line, search for the Allston Historical Society. Schuyler

Well, that clears up the construction of the sides . . . Is the location of the Hagley shot known (I might have missed that)? What are the chances that the gon in question is, in fact, the same class

Comments below, Claus Subject: Re: [RealSTMFC] Whose gon is this? Hi Elden and List Members, With respect to "Whose gon is this?" I assume we are talking about the gon on the right, where we get a goo

Like this one? Google Atlantic and Denville and pick “images.” Pops right up. There are others, I think. Schuyler

Dennis Storzek writes: “Few people have trouble identifying the front end of a steam locomotive,” I agree, but I had my mind expanded a little last night while watching a presentation on the Welsh Hig

Cinders, maybe, but not aggregate for concrete. To my architect’s eyes, that’s “not suitable material” for that purpose. Thanks, however, for getting it right. If it WERE for concrete, it would be mix

And also, what’s that thing lying across the left rail, very near the camera, bottom left corner of the image? Schuyler