I didn’t include Rule G in my private rulebook, but it’s there in my Employee Rulebook. I’m sure Rule G didn’t apply in business cars, based upon an antidote about Ralph Budd and James Hill. James was

Beautiful build. The Accurail car body is very close to the original Speedwitch kit, except the Accurail body has the wood grain detail. The minor differences between the prototype and the Accurail bo

Beautiful build. The Accurail car body is very close to the original Speedwitch kit, except the Accurail body has the wood grain detail. The minor differences between the prototype and the Accurail bo

Dave Lotz at Q Connection had at least two Hallmark Burlington plated window troop kitchen cars for sale in Collinsville last year. You might want to contact him to see what he has now. A few Walthers

And that mini-kit was the inspiration for the gorgeous FM-11/11A kits offered by Jerry Hamsmith, due largely to the artistry of Ed Rethwisch. Having built ten of these kits I speak from experience. Ne

Precision Scale Company 560 Ione Road Pasco, WA 99301 I don’t have the phone number, but they will accept phone orders. Due to COVID-19 restrictions, they’re employees are furloughed, but since it’s n

Wouldn’t lacquer thinner be cheaper? Nelson Moyer

Check Hobbylinc for Tamiya paints. I just bought 12 cans of Tamiya Fine Light Gray Primer, and they discount Tamiya products 20%. Nelson Moyer

Sorry, but I don’t have that one. Nelson Moyer

The kit number would help. Nelson Moyer

One small correction, Paul, I said 48 stock car sides, so that’s only 24 cars. Actually, my workbench is small like yours because it shares duty as my ham radio bench and computer station I get around

It's interesting to see a tender mod, even if it's not a freight car. Nice work, Paul. Nelson Moyer

Paul, it’s not all that hard, and it can be a great time saver when all of the cars are alike, especially if you make simple jigs to bend the uncoupling levers, brake piping, and cut the brake rods. J

Nicely done, Bob. I need to pay more attention to some of the plastic kit upgrades on my list, and you’re providing lots of inspiration. Nelson Moyer

So full AAR data and in NYC case color of reporting marks are the keys to matching these cars to modeling dates and availability for interchange. Very useful information. Thanks. Nelson Moyer

Thanks for that confirmation. Nelson Moyer

As a practical extension of this additional information, would a NYC Pacemaker or a Mopac Eagle car ever make it so SoCal? Nelson Moyer

Beautiful model, Steve. Please tell us how you painted and finished it to capture the appearance of the prototype semi-gloss finish. Nelson Moyer

Ed sent email announcements to those who had purchased previous volumes, but I didn’t get one for this new volume. The previous announcements said if you prepay, shipping was free. Maybe Ed or Pat wil

I picked up a Tamiya pin vise at Trainfest last year after the chuck on my old collar type pin vise quit holding #80 bit securely. I’ve used the Tamiya for #78-80 bits and the old one for larger bits.