That is probably the funniest post I've ever seen on a yahoo group. Bravo sir, BRAVO!

I hold out hope for younger modelers modeling transition era and earlier periods. I myself am 24 and model 1929, I know 6 other people personally around my age and they model the 1920s-1950s. I know t

I buy most of my resin kits from eBay. Granted I can only find Westerfields on there, but I really have to get lucky to find a lot of cars good for my era either on Facebook or at train shows. I defin

Jared, I'd be willing to pick up 2, 3 and 5. Thanks Corey

Pierre, Any chance of an original configuration? Us pre depression guys would love to be able to use this car. Corey

I'd love to have some for my 1929 focus.

Thanks Pierre!! I know a few people that would be interested!

Here here Dave! I feel that the original configuration would benefit pre depression and transition era modelers alike. I would love to own this kit, it looks gorgeous! Corey

Pierre, That is amazing news! I will surely be buying this! I am so excited! Corey

So did Jerry rip you all off? Whats the deal Jerry?

I’d be happy to order a bunch of the 7002 kits.

Ralph, I don’t think I can even make reservations anywhere for the undec kits. As a 1920s modeler, I need to paint and letter the cars myself. Right now I’m just buying kits online and repainting them

He was also in Philly last year.

Heres the PDF Corey Fischer

I agree, The idea that a paint needs to be exactly “Erie Brown” is ridiculous for an in-service and slightly weathered car. Paint fades and weathers differently. Plenty of examples of this can be foun