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Don Hall Youngstown doors
bean_bowl <bkooistra@...>
I searched in the archives, but couldn't find anything comprehensive
as to the various styles of Youngstown doors Don Hall is producing.
There's the doors for the B-50-25 SP "overnight" cars--but does anyone
have a list of what other 6' Youngstown doors are or have been
produced? Will all of them eventually return to stock?
thanks,
blair kooistra
fort worth, TX
as to the various styles of Youngstown doors Don Hall is producing.
There's the doors for the B-50-25 SP "overnight" cars--but does anyone
have a list of what other 6' Youngstown doors are or have been
produced? Will all of them eventually return to stock?
thanks,
blair kooistra
fort worth, TX
Ted Culotta <tculotta@...>
On Feb 1, 2006, at 4:51 PM, bean_bowl wrote:
Dan's list can be found at http://www.steamfreightcars.com/modeling/parts/partsmain.html.
Des Plaines Hobbies sells them, too. The doors you are referring to are an early Youngstown door than can be used to make a B-50-24 "Overnight" car. In addition, I will be offering a mini kit with these doors, resin ends and custom decals to do the SP/T&NO B-50-25 cars that used these doors. These will be ready for sale this month (really!)
In addition to the doors listed at the site referenced and these, Dan's is at work on some others that will be useful to us. I'll let him announce them when is ready.
Regards,
Ted Culotta
Speedwitch Media
645 Tanner Marsh Road, Guilford, CT 06437
info@...
www.speedwitch.com
(650) 787-1912
I searched in the archives, but couldn't find anything comprehensiveBlair:
as to the various styles of Youngstown doors Don Hall is producing.
There's the doors for the B-50-25 SP "overnight" cars--but does anyone
have a list of what other 6' Youngstown doors are or have been
produced? Will all of them eventually return to stock?
Dan's list can be found at http://www.steamfreightcars.com/modeling/parts/partsmain.html.
Des Plaines Hobbies sells them, too. The doors you are referring to are an early Youngstown door than can be used to make a B-50-24 "Overnight" car. In addition, I will be offering a mini kit with these doors, resin ends and custom decals to do the SP/T&NO B-50-25 cars that used these doors. These will be ready for sale this month (really!)
In addition to the doors listed at the site referenced and these, Dan's is at work on some others that will be useful to us. I'll let him announce them when is ready.
Regards,
Ted Culotta
Speedwitch Media
645 Tanner Marsh Road, Guilford, CT 06437
info@...
www.speedwitch.com
(650) 787-1912
mopacfirst
Well, I give up. I looked at steamfreightcars.../partsmain.html a
couple of weeks ago when this was mentioned, and again just now, and
(to use a steam era phrase), I'll be a monkey's uncle if I can find the
Dan Hall list.
Ron Merrick
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couple of weeks ago when this was mentioned, and again just now, and
(to use a steam era phrase), I'll be a monkey's uncle if I can find the
Dan Hall list.
Ron Merrick
--- In STMFC@..., Ted Culotta <tculotta@...> wrote:
On Feb 1, 2006, at 4:51 PM, bean_bowl wrote:I searched in the archives, but couldn't find anything comprehensiveBlair:
as to the various styles of Youngstown doors Don Hall is producing.
Dan's list can be found at
http://www.steamfreightcars.com/modeling/parts/partsmain.html.
Ted Culotta <tculotta@...>
On Feb 2, 2006, at 2:44 PM, mopacfirst wrote:
Regards,
Ted Culotta
Speedwitch Media
645 Tanner Marsh Road, Guilford, CT 06437
info@...
www.speedwitch.com
(650) 787-1912
Well, I give up. I looked at steamfreightcars.../partsmain.html aDan is his name. The company is Southwest Scale Reproductions.
couple of weeks ago when this was mentioned, and again just now, and
(to use a steam era phrase), I'll be a monkey's uncle if I can find the
Dan Hall list.
Regards,
Ted Culotta
Speedwitch Media
645 Tanner Marsh Road, Guilford, CT 06437
info@...
www.speedwitch.com
(650) 787-1912
bkooistra@...
On Feb 2, 2006, at 2:44 PM, mopacfirst wrote:
Dan is his name. The company is Southwest Scale Reproductions.
AH! That s'plains it. . .I thought I just wasn't privy to the Steam Era Freight Car viewing oracle (you get one free when you order your fifth Sunshine kit).
That said, while I see plenty o'Superior doors, I don't see mention of his Youngstown doors (which was the topic of the subject line), so they're either not on there (or the list isn't updated), or, indeed, I don't have my Steam Era Freight Car viewing oracle yet.
BTW, is Westerfield the best bet for the 6-7-6 "tall" Youngstown door (as seen on the NP 10' high 1937 AAR cars)??
--blair kooistra
fort worth, TX
Well, I give up. I looked at steamfreightcars.../partsmain.html aAnd Ted replied:
couple of weeks ago when this was mentioned, and again just now, and
(to use a steam era phrase), I'll be a monkey's uncle if I can find the
Dan Hall list.
Dan is his name. The company is Southwest Scale Reproductions.
AH! That s'plains it. . .I thought I just wasn't privy to the Steam Era Freight Car viewing oracle (you get one free when you order your fifth Sunshine kit).
That said, while I see plenty o'Superior doors, I don't see mention of his Youngstown doors (which was the topic of the subject line), so they're either not on there (or the list isn't updated), or, indeed, I don't have my Steam Era Freight Car viewing oracle yet.
BTW, is Westerfield the best bet for the 6-7-6 "tall" Youngstown door (as seen on the NP 10' high 1937 AAR cars)??
--blair kooistra
fort worth, TX
Ted Culotta <tculotta@...>
On Feb 2, 2006, at 11:16 PM, <bkooistra@...> wrote:
Regards,
Ted Culotta
Speedwitch Media
645 Tanner Marsh Road, Guilford, CT 06437
info@...
www.speedwitch.com
(650) 787-1912
That said, while I see plenty o'Superior doors, I don't see mention of hisI don't believe they are fully available yet as Dan is catching upon shooting parts after having to upgrade molding equipment.
Youngstown doors (which was the topic of the subject line), so they're
either not on there (or the list isn't updated), or, indeed, I don't have my
Steam Era Freight Car viewing oracle yet.
Regards,
Ted Culotta
Speedwitch Media
645 Tanner Marsh Road, Guilford, CT 06437
info@...
www.speedwitch.com
(650) 787-1912
Patrick Wider <pwider@...>
Ted,
I hope that you will carry all of Dan's products to make their purchase easier. For now, why
don't you stock his Superior doors and then pick up his Youngstown doors when they
become available? BTW: I love your decals.
Pat Wider
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I hope that you will carry all of Dan's products to make their purchase easier. For now, why
don't you stock his Superior doors and then pick up his Youngstown doors when they
become available? BTW: I love your decals.
Pat Wider
--- In STMFC@..., Ted Culotta <tculotta@...> wrote:
On Feb 2, 2006, at 11:16 PM, <bkooistra@...> wrote:That said, while I see plenty o'Superior doors, I don't see mention ofI don't believe they are fully available yet as Dan is catching upon
his
Youngstown doors (which was the topic of the subject line), so they're
either not on there (or the list isn't updated), or, indeed, I don't
have my
Steam Era Freight Car viewing oracle yet.
shooting parts after having to upgrade molding equipment.
Regards,
Ted Culotta
Speedwitch Media
645 Tanner Marsh Road, Guilford, CT 06437
info@...
www.speedwitch.com
(650) 787-1912
Shawn Beckert
List,
During the Naperville weekend, I took a trip over to Des Plaines
Hobbies to pay my respects. Every one of Dan Hall's doors was in
stock, and I bought several of each. For those who don't want to
wait untl Ted gets his "virtual store" up and running, I suggest
calling Des Plaines. They do offer mail order service.
Shawn Beckert
During the Naperville weekend, I took a trip over to Des Plaines
Hobbies to pay my respects. Every one of Dan Hall's doors was in
stock, and I bought several of each. For those who don't want to
wait untl Ted gets his "virtual store" up and running, I suggest
calling Des Plaines. They do offer mail order service.
Shawn Beckert