Of my resin kits to be built, the Rock Island wood stock car 75050 was the best addition to the current fleet. Therefore, I built it. If you are interested in the build of Rocket Express Models Rock I

Of my resin kits to be built, the Rock Island wood stock car 75050 was the best addition to the current fleet. Therefore, I built it. If you are interested in the build of Rocket Express Models Rock I

Donald yes it can, just my way of doing it as the dental pick is much stiffer than a pin or needle. And, when you have a good number supplied by my dentist ( years back), as Bill mentioned, you look f

Many have found the nozzle does close on some of the super glues as once in a while on the Zap I use. I would like to share a tool I made to clear the nozzle. It is a dental pick with a straightened e

Fine model work. Thanks for sharing. Lester Breuer

Todd is using it well as I use the same Loctite Super Glue Ultra Control with the black cap and the ultra control Loctite gel with the blue cap. I have had them get stuck and broken off several tops a

The photo Lester Breuer

I happen to have a box of the x-ray film. Thought they would make great flat car weights until I used them on a car and found how many you need to weight one car. Never thought to use for making rivet

Fenton fine builds done and in progress. Thanks for sharing. Lester Breuer

I decided it was time to build an “ oldie,” Milwaukee Road all steel gondola 93100. If you are interested in the build of MILW gondola 93100 including changes and addition of parts not in the kit. Pho

After putting off the build of Southern Car & Foundry GATX two dome tank car, I finally build it. I ended up lettering it GATX 810. If you are interested in the build of this tank car including additi

So we have to continue to use the old metal Kadee #440? Lester Breuer

Bob thanks for sharing. Interesting photo. First photo I have seen with the what I am guessing is the door to the center aisle out of the car attendant’s quarters or is it the side of the cages? Leste

Excellent build Fenton. Thanks for sharing. Lester Breuer

I have completed the build of Yarmouth Model Works resin kit 115. It is Delaware, Lackawanna & Western, 11502, an all steel automobile rebuilt boxcar. If you are interested in the build of this car in

A comparison of several manufacturers’ model brake component measurements to Westinghouse prototype brake component measurements prepared by George Toman was sent to me for my use. I asked George to s

In build of Yarmouth Model Works Resin kit of Delaware, Lackawanna & Western, series 11350 to 11599, automobile boxcar rebuilt in 1936, one photo in the instructions has the car with the slogan “ The

Mike provides the answer. In 1953 they should hav AB brakes. Thank You Mike and Al for your help. Lester Breuer

Al as you state these cars are written up in RP CYC 24 and I am aware they are shown prior to rebuild in RP CYC 16. The data does say K brake stayed when rebuilt in 1936. However, I am asking about 19

I am looking at Delaware, Lackawanna & Western auto double door rebuilt steel box, series 11300 to 11599, rebuilt 1935 to 1937 The Yarmouth Model Works kit #115 comes with K brakes. Upon looking at th