Lompoc Valley Model Railroad and Historical Society December 2014 Open House Announcement On the weekend of the Children’s Christmas Parade, The Lompoc Valley Model Railroad will be holding their semi

I purchased three SP stock car kits from him and he was supposed to send me the decals for these cars. I wrote him at the below email address and he responded saying that he would send them right out.

Tony, If you put the address in an then ADD "g.jpg" on the first one and "rg.jpg" on the second one, they will work... Jim Scott Lompoc, CA ________________________________ To: STMFC@... S

Ted, I would like three of the S-40-5 kits please. Give me the information and I will send you a gift via PayPal... I am: Jim Scott 429 North Sixth Street Lompoc, CA 93436-6227 (805) 291-9928 ________

Tony, Does that mean the trucks that are shipped with the cars, both the standard flats and the bulkhead flats, are incorrect and need to be replaced? Jim Scott Lompoc, CA ____________________________

Did a search on these pens and found out that they come in eleven different colors. Here is the website. http://www.sakuraofamerica.com/Pen-Gel. Could prove to be very interesting. Tim, thanks for the

http://stores.ebay.com/Motrak-Models Try this address. I found it by searching the web and it came up and works. Ron, don't know what scale you are looking for and I guess it is "N" scale so good luck

One thing I would like to put on a wish list is an HO version of a Southern Pacific C-40-1 and/or a C-40-3 Caboose. These have never been available in plastic, only in metal, and are dearly needed in

Tom, You have summarized everything up very neatly. Your explanation is right on the money... Jim Scott Palo Alto, CA. ________________________________ To: STMFC@... Sent: Wednesday, Febru

Just a a note, they also ran on the Coast route to Vandenberg AFB. I saw many there. Jim Scott Lompoc, CA ________________________________ To: STMFC@... Sent: Wednesday, February 11, 2009

Mark, Sounds like you need to pickup Tony's book on the SP Box Cars... Jim Scott Palo Alto, CA. ________________________________ To: STMFC@... Sent: Wednesday, October 29, 2008 11:12:03 PM

Bob, You need a copy of Tony Thompson's book on SP Boxcars and all your questions will be answered. Jim Scott Lompoc, CA.

Thank you for running this. Reading the progress at Ames was very interesting. Would have liked to have seen this train but I was only 5 years old at the time it left Los Angeles and even if my folks

If you are looking for prototype data, you need a copy of Tony Thompson's Book, SP Frieight Cars, Volume 4 which is available from Signature Press. Will give you everything you ever wanted to know abo

I also remember a train that was built and operated on Vandenberg AFB for the Peacekeeper missle. It consisted of a copule of power units, a control car, a material car, and a launch car. Don't know w

Tony, Now I can put the book that I bought to good use.... And i thought the series would only be good for the beet cars... Jim Scott Lompoc, CA --- Garth Groff <ggg9y@...> wrote: test'; "> _

Gene, When I worked at Vandenberg AFB and we had cars coming on to the base they had DODX reporting marks. In an earlier post on this list it was said that after a certain date most of the equipment f

Tony, Thanks, there was a Hobby Shop in Bell, California called Jiggs and Robbie's You Make It Hobbies. I remember going there when I started in the hobby some years ago (it is long gone now) and that

Tim, I agree that the 6-Dome wine car would sell very well. If I remember correctly, wasn't there a Roma Wine 6-Dome car made in the 60s or 70s that was metal. i always wanted one of them but never go

For the cutting, how about a dremel cutoff wheel? Cut the wood with a dremel just like you were cutting it with a mill saw blade. Haven't tried this myself but it is a thought... Jim Scott Lompoc, CA.