Almost looks like a shed that was converted to a dock. Interesting details on car end and trucks too. Mark Kraus

Hi mikM and all. Yes it's the cars referenced in Cory' s and Clark's books. I'm using the Funsro and Carmerlengo kit 8040. The kit has both the steel center, comprised of 2 "C" beams and the truss rod

Hello I am working on a Pittsburg Shawmut & Northern boxcar with Hutchins ends. The kit did not include tackboards so I will scratch build them. So far iI have been unable to find any dimensions so I

Mine has a wide slot too. I usually just hold the blade tight against one side of the slot when making cuts. I've toyed with splicing in some styrene in the slot to make it narrower but havent needed

Hi. Do you mean the bets are off center Or crooked when you look at him from the side. If off-center you can't do much. If crooked,you have to fiddle to get them straight. Hope this helped! mark k.

How about the Pittsburg, Shawmut and Northern ? Mark

Hi Jim You could use a label and just not press it all the way home. On plastic it should not be a big problem, especially if you cut it a little larger than the placard holder so you can grab it with

Hi Jack I use a fresh piece of evergreen styrene - what ever scrap I have on hand. I cast with alumilite. I can usually get 10 or more castings before it begins to stick and I turn it over or use anot

Great Pics - I like the gate on #16 and the way the model Ts are parked on #37.Thanks Mark EMAILING FOR THE GREATER GOODJoin me

Hi Frank You are right. I was going by the title that come up in the google bar and the title of the document. I didn't look at the cover of the ebook. Thanks for pointing it out Mark at: browser id=0

Just in case you were not aware, this book is available on line at: You'll need to copy the entire line ending in M1 into your browser or google it in the books section. Good Luck! Mark http://books.g

Hi all, I just googled Table of Organization and equipment and came up with 549,000 hits, one of which was pertaining to WWII. Really interesting in that everything that was carried is listed. I don't

Hi Jim Great Pics. I noticed at the bottom of Photo 1 there seems to be a drawing that would include the dimensions of the puller. Any chance you could post the entire page with the drawing?? It would

I don't know if this has been mentioned but you can also buy an inline water trap. You cut your line to the air brush in two and insert the trap. I've used mine for years without problems. Mark wrote:

Hi Jim, You could probably add it to your MOW fleet. They're a nice kit and relaxing to put together. Mark wrote: am late 1940s great by shops) in the

Hi Jon I guess it depends on how picky you want us to be. These are really, really picky: 1. The vehicles don't move at all for around 2 minutes in the first scene - maybe a traffic jam but you can't

Hi John I'd start by seeing if decal setting solution will remove them - likely not since I'll bet the car was stamp printed when made. If that doesn't work, try to locate an ink eraser ( the gritty o

Hi Jack YOu may want to contact Rio Grande Models. If I recall, they have an AH&D Crane of this vintage Mark Kraus appearance than the 1926-vintage YV crane... part

Thanks Mike Very comprehensive response Mark

Hi Its in the files section under helium. An easier way to locate the pic is to just tap the link under the announcement that a file has been added to the list. Good luck! Mark I have searched the Pho