I unsuccessfully tried to get away from it for a few days. I will be contacting people and or sending out work ASAP Jerry Glow

I've modified the URTX-Milw set for the Walthers car to create an as built version. http://home.comcast.net/~jerryglow/samples/URTX.jpg and did two different WM gondolas: http://home.comcast.net/~jerr

One of Tony's "other possibilities" is me. I did artwork from the same photo he's using but never released it for lack of a model. I'm doing a few for him and will wait to see if there's an interest b

Prior to the introduction of the PS-2 Pullman built covered hoppers for Southern to the same design as ACF with minor (as usual) detail differences. I've done decals for them AND the PS-2. See: http:/

Since his ebay sales are now under "tculotta" instead of "speedwitchmedia" and it's extremely limited stock, I'd guess it's a "fire sale" of remaining stock. Although I hope not the case, whether it w

It was a different time and environment but Martin Loftin did quite a few articles that were a combination of prototype info and modeling. Jerry Glow

I've never seen or heard of any green cars. Even if possible, they'd stick out like a sore thumb as the white lettering on black car was the norm. Jerry Glow

If the artwork is still available and compatible with the printer, cost should be reasonable in proportion to the cost of the kit. Unfortunately, much of the "artwork" is incorrect so SHOULD be redone

He used to have an ebay store but I can no longer find it. The last items I bought from him was a few months ago thru that means and had been told he was selling out of stock - in some cases proprieta

The project, I assume "suggested" by Dave Sarther, has been one of the most rewarding projects I've worked on even though they are way beyond my modeled era. It is the ultimate culmination of many who

There's this little tool called a tap, which makes threads in the target object to make installation of the screws easier. I suggest you get and use one. Jerry Glow

In doing a series of URTX reefer decals for Stan Rydarowicz, I did a spinoff version for my line. See: http://home.comcast.net/~jerryglow/samples/URTX.jpg HO versions of the ones for Stan are availabl

Did you notice how fast those photos were approved for listing? <g> Jerry Glow

Unfortunately no. Those cars have often been "doners" for other projects. About the only chance is finding someone who used other doors in building that kit like the Sunshine ones for a Wabash car Jer

Chad "leaked" this to me a week ago so I did the artwork for decals if he proceeds. See: http://home.comcast.net/~jerryglow/samples/Milw_combo.jpg Jerry Glow http://home.comcast.net/~jerryglow/decals

Along with the upgraded GN combo door set, I've done a CNJ PS-2 which is an offshoot of the question I posed a week or so ago. I will release a set for those cars pending further information. See: htt

At Chad's request and the help of Richard Yaremko, I've added door operating instructions for the plug door of the GN combo door car. It is not present on all cars and was not on the one I used for my

Yea, that'll make some manufacturer rich! Do you get the drift I think this is one of the most ridiculous ideas I've even seen on this site. Who's going to be the first to invest HIS money? Jerry Glow

I don't think you're going to find a specialized shape like rail much cheaper than nickel silver esp if you can salvage the rail from used track. Jerry Glow

I had the same situation when making a coil load of real soft iron wire. I made one wrap coils on the bottom layer and multiple wrap ones on top. I just can't see any manufacturer making plastic rail