If I have a nail hole or small crack in my plater wall at home I use patching plaster to cover it. But what can I use if I have a drill hole or small crack in my plastic/styrene model to make a smooth

On Mon, Mar 20, 2023 at 08:32 AM, Bruce Smith wrote: Regardless of method, you may want to make mini-sanding sticks to just get that area. I use a piece of .1 x .1 or similar styrene or wood cut at 45

Thank you to all of you who have responded. I think I am now “armed and dangerous” in attacking this challenge. Bill

Send ALL replies and inquiries directly to timboconnor@... I will not respond to inquires or requests sent to our mailing list. USPS postage is extra. (Multiple kits really saves on postage!) Paypal "

Recently I upgraded this New York Central boxcar that I built from an O-scale Intermountain kit in 1992. It now has new roof walks, uncoupling levers, flexible brake hoses, brass sill steps, and placa

This is a wild chase for rare tank car photos. Has anyone seen any photos of tank cars associated with Bradford Oil Refining Company (reporting marks APOX) or Bradford Gasoline Company (BBSX marks)? T

Finished the model today. I'm curious if anyone else experienced difficulty deciding which decals to use? Or, if you had the same slogan as shown in the instructions? Clark Propst

Steve my emails to you keep bouncing... Clark Propst

Does anyone know if drawings are available for this Lackawanna style caboose? Were these ever published in MR? Thanks Kevin Sprayberry

Hi I have just finished a Speedwitch CB&Q XM25/26 I finished it using Trucolor CB&Q freight car brown. Also some years ago I built a Sunshine CB&Q XM 25/26 in C&S condition, it’s got K Brakes and is i

Hello all, scored two Sunshine resin kits, unfortuately without box labels or instructions. Could figure out the types & Sunshine numbers: - Sunshine 22.6: CB&Q XA 7/8 box w. 1.5 doors and Murphy ends

I forgot to specify that the only car I have is the CB&Q XA-7/8, so somebody else will have to provide the scans for the GM&O car. Nelson Moyer

Does anyone know if there has been a set of decals produced for a Rock Island stock car in the 1940's. period? Thanks for any help: Bill Pardie

Hello Group, looking to buy the following: Sunshine 83.11 Rock Island 262800 series 50’ Double Door Auto Parts Box Car Please contact me off list Thanks Rich Christie rhcdmc@...

Hi, It's time to let go of some kits I'll never get around to building. Download my illustrated sale flyer from my Dropbox account: O Scale Freight Cars Sale Flyer 3-17 Prices are less postage. Please

Model: SFRD 32670 (Rr-23) A Richard Hendrickson model. Notice the reporting marks stenciled on the hatch covers. I have no other information about this model. The prototype SFRD 32670 was a class Rr-2

Hello everyone, Im curious if there were any standard gauge stock cars which lasted into at least the mid 1950s that had external horizontal boards along the upper sides that wouldve acted as a visor

I’m heading the restoration to restore 3 ice bunker refrigerator cars at the Fort Wayne Railroad Historical Society in Fort Wayne, Indiana. I’m looking for in service photos of cars of that same serie

I don't have a very good batting average with decals right now...I started decaling the RCW ATSF 50' DD rebuilt box car mini-kit. Did the map side just fine, looked at the model photos on the website

Jerry Hamsmith shares progress on a group building the same resin kit in the latest Resin Car Works blog post. This is a great introduction to resin kit building with more to come! http://blog.resinca