looks like a 1935/36 ford truck. eric

HO thanks, eric

anyone make decals for a New Haven 4-6-4 streamlined loco? eric

for tie down cablels you might try a fishing/tackle store. they have good items for cables. eric

If you really want a model of the B&A car just park it at a warehouse as a substitute storage shed. eric bracher

st our recent West Side reunion there was a hopper train, 6 cars, that had operating hopper doors, in HO scale. eric bracher

I used to see a lot of freight cars with the doors open until the railroads started discouraging bums from riding them. eric bracher

Westerfield Models is interested in doing the F-50-3 flats. PE had these and would make a welcome addition to the PE freight cars. I suggested he reference the Thompson freight car book Vol 3. If any

got the link to open thanks to Richard Brennan. eric

your link did not work. Is there another? eric -----Original Message-----

I have the following Westerfield kits for sale. All for $100. Contact me off line at eabracher@... can take Pay Pal #1800 R-30-1 reefer PFE express #5301 S-40-5 stock car original SP #3801 USRA /D

I have the following Westerfield kits for sale. All six $100 plus shipping. R-30-1 reefer, S-40-5 stock, DS box car, Ore car, R-30-6 reefer, le-X reefer. contact me off line eabracher@... for kit

Ithought perhaps you were wondering about models. eric

a couple of ounces I guess. eric

Is there a kit made for a S.P. F-50-3 steel flat car? PE had a bunch and I can use a bunch of them for M of W use. eric bracher

I would guess it depends on the humidity where you live. eric

better yet if you take a sewing needle and grind off the end thus forming a loop to soak up the glue and apply a small amount. Id you need more glue use a larger needle. eric

I have been casting over 35 years and never have turned down a inquiry as to how to do something or what products I use. The more competition the better. Eric Bracher Rio Grande Models As I’ve said be

you might ask a local museum. eric

anyone know of any illustrations for the D&RGW standard gauge box cars #66000 - 66999 or the narrow gauge pipe gons they were converted to #9600s other than Sloan's book. eric