BJs is now selling 3D printers. FlashForge Dreamer 3D Printer - BJ's Wholesale Club FlashForge Dreamer 3D Printer - BJ's Wholesale Club Home > Computers > Printers and Office Machines > 3D Printers &

Before going over the edge on the banning of MEK-- It can also be used in the manufacture of Methamphetamine. It was "Red listed" back in 1988. For years (at least in our state) I've been signing for

I appreciate the conversations about 3D printing but some might consider them slightly off topic and not specifically Steam Freight car material. So I have created a moderated group for discussion of

An announcement was made at the SRHA Spartanburg Gathering of a new offering. A quarterly electronic publication for and by the modelers of Southern Railway will be sponsored by the Southern Railway H

There are multiple videos on-line (such as YouTube) that show some of the 3D printers in action. At least those the average model railroader might think about buying for home use. A good "vendor" prob

Before we get too excited about styrene rail- As one member said- what about the rail we already have? One reply was weight but that is not an issue unless you are going to "haul it." And most of the

I have been accused of being a "nit picker." Guilty as charged. I am modeling the Southern Railway Murphy Branch June 21, 1942. Talk about trying to be specific. The fact of the matter is that as much

Warning: Before jumping at the cheaper models look at the smallest detail they can print. Some of the cheaper 3D printers cannot print the detail level that would be acceptable for HO models. I create

I recently watched an old film (youtube) that was of a 1947 passenger train but before that a few quick glimpses of a freight appeared. http://www.youtube.com/user/jlebaron1#p/u/1/CHcPxuwQHaY I was mo

My "holy grail" today is information related to any pulpwood rack cars that might have been in Western NC from 1940-1943 (or earlier). Photos and info seem to be scarcer than hen's teeth. I know that

I've found no documentation (yet) but that placement seems to make good "safety" sense. If the pole dislodged it would probably cause less damage. If it was on the end it might be more prone to "punct

I am considering an article for a historical society publication related to researching and building a freight car model related to their specific railroad. My "criteria" (personal) also narrowed my s