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Sorry for the interruption . . . SGL

Ed Hawkins wrote . . (available for cars built ICC-105A tank cars were *snip* However, there were three (built 1947) that used aluminum paint 3105, and 3154. Lot the domes were not So, what were the r

As always, Gene, very impressive. SGL

A lot of the silk train traffic went to NYC via the ERIE. SGL

and letting have to do lack of considerable selfish effort of they can. and someone and leave incompleteness of Well said, Ron. If somebody points out a book on the shelf containing the information I

Gene Moser wrote: better, many Accurails. I'd agree up to a point. Operationally, yes, but it is amazing how crummy they are from the point of view of a uniform product. I have replaced the wheelsets

Gene, you gotta stop taking the photos in daylight. Not fair. The model is stunning. SGL

Gene, just as stunning . . . Beautiful work. SGL

Great. Will is a DL&W fan, so I am SURE they will be on line as soon as the site is up. I gotta tell you, I keep looking at O scale . . . Only the fact that my club and its HO layout in which I have i

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&cate gory=35975&item=2230501804 Also, check seller's other listings. A goodly number of freight car builder's photos. SGL

Looking at the model (WHAT a bummer!) I notice that the lettering in question is what used to be available as Letraset Microgramma Bold Extended. More or less. I don't know if Letraset is still making

This is a picky point, but Ed Mines wrote: self I don't think this is true, that is, that ERIE personnel called them "Diamondbugs." I am pretty sure that the late Jack Grasso, who wrote the book "Diam

What is the current status of Yankee Clipper Models? SGL

I like these better than Optivisors, too. I found that Optivisors collect heat under the hood, and my headband gets sweaty, and so on. Especially if I'm doing soldering or torch work. Much lighter, to

any of Well, yeah, me too, but do I recall some mention that their kits were cast by F&C and are still available, maybe with the patented F&C "full disclosure" instructions? SGL