Magnifique!!!

Great idea, Jacob, and wishing you much success with this latest RPM!

Nice work, Bill, and hope to see you again—one fine day—at a face-to-face meet. Michael Gross Pasadena, CA P.S. Reading your post made me miss Ron Sebastian at Des Plaines, all the more. :0(

Dear Ted, So sorry for the continued complaints from the terminally disgruntled. I think I can speak for most Hindsight 20/20 members in saying that what you and the other moderators and clinicians ar

Looking very good, Frank!

Looks very good!

Oh, how sad. I had known of Bill's condition for some time, and had prepared these brief remarks for the “virtual memorial” he had hoped to attend while he was still alive. I have revised and included

Great upgrades, Eric, and thanks for the step by step photos! Michael Gross Pasadena, CA

So sorry to hear this. Though I never met Denny in person, I have been the recipient of his knowledge and his inspiration through his many posts over the years, and I will miss his voice in this tight

Wow, how deep is that stash?!? Nicely done, and keep 'em coming!

I am impressed. Well done!

Another beauty, Bob. Thank you!

Very nice, Chuck!

Agree with Dennis Storzek. I grew up in Chicago and loved the views of the yards from Grant Park before all the air rights were sold to real estate developers. Also loved seeing the huge, iconic Pabst

Looking very nice, Andy. It's always nice to see the occasional open door in a consist, and I think you are on to something.

Very nice, Steve, but is it possible to post a photo of the other side of the model to show the brake detail? Did you replace some the original with wire? Many thanks!

Another nice build, Bob. You're making good use of your Covid-19 isolation!!!

Dear Rob, You reference the Resin Car Works covered hopper roof hardware, but I can't find such an item. Are you confusing it with the Yarmouth model works kit #YMW-103? Michael Gross Pasadena, CA

Nelson, just a quick note: In your 1953 timeframe, the ATSF regularly interchanged with the CB&Q in Fort Madison in town just east of the two depots. Fort Madison's Shopton yard would send one of thei