As this stuff is used on gliders (sail planes) does anyone make gliders in the US? That might be a avenue to search. Some of the laser cutting people making kits use thin multi-layer plywood.

A quick Google shows the following. However not a small piece type option. https://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?1836872-0-6mm-aircraft-ply

Old mind, but now seem to remember that a picture is in one of the CBCs. Mine are all at the other house so I can't look it up. A question, as I said in an additional post mine has .066 wheels sets. D

I think it says the wire is Nichrome! [Genuine Sandvik Nichrome 80 !!]

Got some 4x glasses out and started looking. Found Ajin in a small etching on the bottom and used calipers on the wheels and they are overall back to front .066. so am assuming they are actually scale

Since we are talking about 2 dome cars does anyone have information on this one. Bought it off (probably) eBay years ago. At one time I may have known but am getting forgetful. It came, to me, with th

Yes!

I also remember that in the late 40s my relatives in SD used corn cobs for fuel in the kitchen stove. Don't know if they were delivered or collected from the farm.

Now that would be a winner!

Thanks Bob now I can order some hatches.

Need for a reefer? I would assume the ATSF reefer was captured for some reason.

Tom, That's a good idea. Haven't thought about ice service. Will try and keep that in mind (what's left of it)!

I've always wanted to have a car with those on. However I've been told noway in 1941. I really wish we could get a car number for that one, at least a 38 picture would be an interesting argument. The

The ends of the flats are interesting. Don't think I have ever seen that before. Also for scenery the old track on the left of the photo is really a neat idea.

"Yuma Car & Foundry store" 14K Results. A few too many to weed through:-D

If it costs too much you might try a Q tip and water or soap and water.

This rumor of course but I was told all the big box stores (and then everyone else) quit carrying these was the fear of law suits. MEK I understand can still be purchased in CA, it's just a matter of

Interesting in the amount of old/older cars one see's in the video. Too bad it couldn't be slowed down or maybe it's just my old eyes.

What's really strange is that MEK is not as bad as any of these replacement chemicals but it's the one we can't easily get. Stupid if you ask me but them no one did.:-D

I've never had any luck using MEK to join Plexiglas. I use a acrylics cement from TAP plastic. The can says Dichloromethane contains; Methylene chloride Trichloroethylene Methyl Methacrylate Monomer A