Definitely NOT New York, NY as described by the seller. No PRR steam pulling PRR coaches on the east side of the Hudson River. Bruce, I think you are referring to FrankforD Junction just before the De

Nelson - A very big thank you!

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Nelson - Tried your suggested search for Ted's paper with no luck. Any other suggestions? TIA

I agree with Ralph. Having lived in SE Pennsylvania for 63 of my 76 years, we get snow, it melts. Snow coverage is intermittent, which is hiw I read what Bruce said. It may have snowed a week before t

John - Thank you for these links. Paul R Greenwald PRRT&HS #1802 NMRA #129229

I'm at a loss for words. Met Bill at Cocoa the last three years. Too many if us, too soon. There are so many FGEX refers to finish. Thank you Bill for sharing your skill and knowledge so freely. Go in

Bill - So sorry to hear that news. You are an inspiration to all modelers who know your body if work. You are on my prayer list.

A great loss for general model Railroading and RPM in particular.

Ours prayers go out for Dr Denny and his family. 🙏

Jeff - Thanks for the update. Makes sense at the age most of have attained to be safe rather than sorry. Paul R Greenwald PRRT&HS 1802 NMRA 129229

Bruce - There is a PRR steel box car (570940) on the the next track to the left. Any idea what class it is? Paul R Greenwald PRRT&HS 1802 NMRA #129229

Built one if these in 1960 or 1961 while in high school. Still have it (packed away after downsizing). Have to dig it out when we get back from FL.

Al - Well said Paul Greenwald

Chuck- I built one in high school (about 57 years ago) and didn’t know enough to detail the underbody. It is in my to do list for this summer. Paul R Greenwald Warrington, PA/Coconut Creek, FL PRRTH&S

Way too much in my stash. I'll never build/use all of these. Email me OFF LIST for an Excel listing at: pennsyrrfan4905 at gmail.com All prices are PLUS USPS Priority Mail. Thank you for your interest

Claud- It appears that the negative was printed backwards. Wonder if it is worth millions like the upside down bi-plane postage stamp of the late 1920's. Paul Greenwald PRRTH@S #1802