<<http://www.californiaairtools.com/>> Dixie art is another source: <<http://www.dixieart.com/>> Best regards, Steve Steve Haas Snoqualmie, WA

<<What's a bogie?>> Why it's a Colonel, of course! Steve Haas Snoqualmie, WA

<<This link results in "Page Not Found". Have the photos been put up somewhere else?>> <<https://www.flickr.com/photos/35369592@N06/albums/72157656596137919/page1>> Works find from here. Best regards,

RE: [STMFC] seasonal coal traffic Barry Bennett comments: <<I would think that the high season for shipping household coal would be in summer. Households may USE the coal in the winter but BUYING the

<<It is not as friction free or as easy to clean excess paint, but it still works just fine.>> If keeping such a tool clean is a concern to you, use newspaper, paper bags, plastic bags, etc and some p

Honestly, both work reasonably well. The food version probably cost $5 twenty years ago. It is not as friction free or as easy to clean excess paint, but it still works just fine. I'd probably recomme

<<If you could furnish me good photos and data measurements I would consider doing the SP gondola. I don't have anything in SP at this time.>> I’ve got a couple of these cars that I could use decals f

<<Over the last couple of mornings I have been using my favorite cutting tool, the Single Edge Razor Blade, to make some very small styrene nuts for an unusual fitting on a Tenn. Central RS-3. As I wa

<<Shucks,I thought I'd be able to raise a few feathers. : - ),Armand Premo>> Methinks you raised a few on at least one rooster! Best regards, Steve Steve Haas Snoqualmie, WA

<<He might even impress Scarlett Johansson with his Big Boy.>> MOM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

<<For example I am very interested in Type and Typography and find it frustrating when people use the term "Font" when they are clearly talking about Type.>> Or stencils? Best regards, Steve Steve Haa

<<Failing a reputable citation, my conclusion: Tim's pulling out leg.>> Yes, But whose leg is he pulling out, and why????? . . . . ;-{) Steve Haas Snoqualmie, WA

<> <<Yes someone did it was on a model railroader video it did work but i cannot remember the guys name.>> Ed Ravenscroft. Steve Haas Snoqualmie, WA

<<just a bit more doom n gloom.>> <<the 'railmodel journal' magazines scanned in on trainlife are now not visible, except as text. tried it on numerous search engines, but they don't exhibit.>> Looks

<<As to why it’s there on an team track? Because a lot of freight was delivered to team tracks and carted, wagonned, drayed, or otherwise carried away to a location not directly served by rails. Someo

<<All the other model railroad paint brands (Floquil, Polyscale, Testers, etc.) are or have been available in Texas hobby shops and Walthers and Micro-Mark have shipped these paints to Texas (via UPS

<<Paul, Order your Scalecoat direct. http://www.weavermodels.com/index.html>> One could try that, but . . . . . . http://www.weavermodels.com/page8.html, specifically states they can not ship to Texas

<<By the way, I’ve been unable to find a photo of a “gut gon” or offal gon”. Has anyone found one on-line? I would think ranfans with cameras would have been attracted to these like flies.>> Or driven

<<Sounds like a Santa Fe variation on "The Pennsylvania" set listed in the 1958 Athearn Trainset catalog:>> That's it. <<Sure it was a 30 ft flat?>> Typo on my part - definitely 40 feet. Best regards,

<<Athearn also listed a gon in 1958, but the model pictured is not the Athearn gon we all know and "love" today. It actually appears to be a Revell gon. Perhaps the tooling for the model wasn't ready