Does Bob ever do any shows a bit more north than Cocoa Beach? Jacksonville? Any shows in Georgia? etc.? John Degnan Scaler164@...

I have seen the SMMW model on ebay numerous times in the past year or two. If you can find one, you will be very pleased... they are the ONLY accurate model of a SAL B-7 ever made. John D Scaler164@co

A few other modelers have gotten bent out of shape by my recent comment (quoted below)... so allow me to explain my comment : I have a slew of the Accurail narrow draft gear boxes already installed on

A much nicer option has been available for about a month from SMMW : http://www.smokymountainmodelworks.com/HO_draft_gear+cplrs.html John Degnan Scaler164@...

Now that I look at it again, it looks more like CM...E than the CW I suggested this morning. John Degnan Scaler164@...

I zoomed in on the photo and that "CT" looks much more like a "C.W..." or a "C.V..." to my eyes. John Degnan Scale164@...

I am selling two Bowser 70 Ton Offset Hoppers - early black and white SOUTHERN scheme - road #s 70152 and 70215 - new in original boxes. (Different road number shown in attached image) Asking price :

Looking for one Bowser 70 Ton Offset SOUTHERN Hopper (black), kit # 11042 (Walthers # 691-11042)... NEW in box... road # 70125. Would buy the three pack but I already have the other two road numbers i

I've never bought a pair of Tahoe trucks... what is their price per set? And to the SAL-familiar modelers here... would these trucks be appropriate for SAL's (1950s) fleet of these Stewart hopper mode

Groups, I am looking for a small handful of photos (at least 3) of SAL offset 3-bay hoppers in the following paint scheme... each having different road numbers. Based in the information I've gotten, t

Anyone else besides me wondering how the driver of the bus got back out of the bus once it was in the box car? I don't recall these type busses having front or rear doors...? The only way I can see th

I had to deal with this issue as well while working on the design for my new S scale 'draft gear boxes' (intended specifically for the new S scale Sergent couplers). I came to the determination that t

Dennis, I much appreciate the correction and elaboration... and I, for one, thank you very much for having made these! I have installed your gear boxes (with Sergent couplers to boot) on as many of my

The Sergent Engineering boxes are not a Sergent product - they are the Accurail boxes sold with the Sergent couplers. John Degnan

This info is requested for a detail part project I'm working on... Is there such a thing as a "common" dimensional WIDTH of draft gear pockets on models (both cast-on and add-on types)? Does the width

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I have seen Tim's train do a "Lay-Over" on curves before (due to the pulling forces)... and every single derailed car behind the first derailed car remained coupled! This is a testament to the tight c

To address this same issue, I've merely taped two magnetic wands together and dangled them from a wood rod with a string (like a fishing pole with a long lure(s)). The added width of the two rods tape

My point is simply this - one man's experience and opinion is not always shared by others, nor is his experiences the same as others. Regardless of whether one layout refuses to "OP"erate well with Se

Very true, Tony... "coupler box" or "gear box" is definitely a hobby term. John Degnan Scaler164@...