Assuming that there is only one passcode being used, try: ID: 889 1418 0490 Passcode: 097459

I got no confirmation or new zoom link. Did check junk folder. Tony Thompson tony@...

Check your SPAM folder. People have found their confirmations arriving there. Eric Hansmann Murfreesboro, TN

Check your junk mail. Brian J. Carlson

Looks like it must be full....I registered but got no confirmation.

Thanks to George, Ben, Ralph, Jim, Gerry/Hunter and probably a couple others who shared the agenda for tomorrow’s Hindsight with me. Schuyler

Correction Cars were 7200 & 7201----Mike Schleigh

ERIE 7000-7001, Claus--- Photo was presented in the recent Westinghouse transformer clinic at the PRR on-line meet where you presented a nice story about the Altoona Station. Regards----Mike Schleigh

Hi List Members, The kit at the link below is indicated as "Red Ball" and also as "Wabash Valley Lines" in the instruction sheet. Can anyone tell me, is there an actual prototype for this Red Ball kit

Attached is the agenda. George Toman

Does someone have the agenda for the day? I don’t have the zoom info, must have missed the announcement. Schuyler

George, Thanks for sharing with us this great technique. I'm sure I will use it on various resin models. Todd Sullivan

Darrall, I also had some ribs and running board supports break off on my Cookie Box Yarmouth Kit. Too make the repair I did the following I used .010x.020 stryene for the ribs. I started by cutting ou

Jerry Hamsmith shares details on an alternate AB brake arrangement for the Resin Car Works NYC steel gondola kit. It’s the latest post on the RCW blog. http://blog.resincarworks.com/nyc-50-foot-drop-b

oops sorry I meant to send that directly to Charlie

Charlie I don't know of any good drawings, but maybe these photos can help you.

I’m trying to find a drawing of the side number panels that the MP, KO&G, ATSF, DRGW used on their FT thru F-7 diesels. Web search has lots of GA drawings but none I’ve found have the illuminated pane

I've used a similar technique on a resin deck, except starting with a light grey base. Weathered wood often appears grey or silverish. I used browns and tans over it, then a unifying wash of black. As

Interesting method. Looks great. Seems Microscale recommends Model Master (1709) Radome Tan as a best replacement for Floquil Foundation. Q: Jason's decks are styrene, yes? Would you recommend the sam

Brian Carlson wrote: Well said, sir. Tony Thompson tony@...