Love the model! I keep a spoon of olive oil for lubing. Have also used Ed-40. Brad Andonian Sent from Yahoo Mail for iPad

I have a completed model at work. Will dig it out Brad Andonian Sent from Yahoo Mail for iPad

Ed and others, I greatly appreciate the insightful comments and clarification on my query. Ed, your comments and insights are particularly welcome due to your years of research and of course your and

Ed, My sincere thanks for the response and full picture. Happy new year, Brad Andonian Sent from Yahoo Mail for iPad

I have purchased many sets in O and remain pleased. I have also found the owner very receptive to ideas for new sets. I encourage you to support him and offer suggestions. Brad Andonian Seattle Sent f

Why is there a vent in the second picture....? Thanks, Brad Andonian Sent from Yahoo Mail for iPad

Jeff, This is perfect! My thanks, Brad Sent from Yahoo Mail for iPad

N&W split side h2a I have found conflicting dates on the actual build dates of these cars. Yoder has 52/53 but I think that was the rebuild date... Can anyone please pass me the correct dates? Thanks,

They seem like racks of ties that fit into retorts for creosoting.. Brad andonian Sent from Yahoo Mail for iPad

Fellas Pondering wood cars this past week, I realized I don’t recall seeing models for 40’ single sheathed boxcars. Ted Culotta’s book has 50’ cars— no 40’s are mentioned. If anyone can offer insight

Seeking any images or confirmation that 36 ‘ stock cars existed in the 1930/40 time period Many thanks Brad Andonian

Fellas I am seeking info on early steel or wood 40’ boxcars. Build dates type etc appreciated! I only see repaint images in the green scheme in my searches. Of course a black white image would be perf

I thinks it’s a pacific limited o scale model.. perhaps done by Lee Turner an exquisite custom painter from MI. Brad Andonian Sent from Yahoo Mail for iPad

Jerry Yoder has not made the models Brad Andonian

Bill, this is fine work! If you saw an atsf bx3 in o scale it was one of two options. they were done as a wood kit by a forgotten firm and in brass by rich yoder Models. Pecos River did ATSF covered h

Tim, I have done quite a few of overlands o scale versions. Most were yellow car sides with red ends and roof. It appears that Mudd and others lessees used Pullman green and white at times. I can send

Absolutely fantastic! Sent from Yahoo Mail for iPad

So I have to ask whether those Alyeska bound cars were carfloated up via Seattle.... Anyone have an opinion on this? Thanks, Brad Andonian

You are way too low on the wine... Sent from Yahoo Mail for iPad

No worries, thanks for the clarification. Brad Sent from Yahoo Mail for iPad