Apologies.

I think it is a valid technique and worth including in AOI. Could you find a spot for the photo and write a cap? I would be delighted. You might remember Kline shading the indent in O scale hopper car

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Larry, Thanks for the "Little Giant "issue. I was intrigued by the Fogg painting that I was sure was a photo. It reminded me that I have an original bound set of Fogg P&LE paintings about postcard siz

Jim, I have had consistently good results using powdered color or chalk (and sometimes eye shadow) to represent faded (sometimes called chalking) paint. Since the oxidizing of the paint creates a slig

You can start with glossy black and work some powdered colors into it to simulate the accumulated dirt. CJ Riley Bainbridge Island WA

Could be flour in containers. CJ Riley Bainbridge Island WA

There was another Ford plant that I toured as a Cub (Boy?) Scout in the early '50s, in Milpitas, I believe. CJ Riley Bainbridge Island WA There was a plant at Richmond, Calif., right at the harbor. It

Just one major terminal along (near) the Allegheny River. CJ Riley Bainbridge Island WA

In deference to all of our advancing ages, may I suggest a Segway. Don't need another fall and injury. CJ Riley Bainbridge Island WA

I spoke with Bill an hour ago about one of my pieces and he was willing only to say there has been a revised printing schedule, but the lights were on, the phones worked and he was working on the Janu

- On Mon, 8/27/12, soolinehistory <destorzek@...> wrote: Back in the days of natural pigments, bright red was expensive, certainly more expensive than iron oxide as a pigment. Having been explor

I recall a Boy Scout camping trip inside the Blimp Hangar back in the mid '50s and I believe there were still blimps. CJ Riley Bainbridge Island WA

I wouldn't be so quick Andy. CJ Riley Bainbridge Island WA

When I builtit, I had difficulty finding prototypoeinfo andbuilt according to the plans. I did use some photos for the decals. I have no idea what trucks I used. I was less carfull about that then. Th

<?Probably the most accurate "affordable" model out there is the Ambroid, and they go for $10+ on ebay and require a lot of time.> I bought te Ambroid kit a number of years ago at a train show and use

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Samuel, I have forwarded your note to the Seattle NMRA yahoo group for layouts in this area and there are many super ones. I had to help a modeler with the same last name as the quarterback for my fav