Gents, This is part 2. Only 21 MB max. Sorry. Another photo. Mansell Peter Hambly COQUITLAM, B.C.

Gents, Thinning things. These are $80.00 each. Can do PayPal, bank drafts, money orders et cetera. I will have to get them assessed by Canada Post. They originate out of Greater Vancouver. Thanks. Man

I took a bunch of photos from the display room at RPM East. Enjoy! Ted Culotta Speedwitch Media speedwitchmedia@... - www.speedwitchmedia.com Blog: http://prototopics.blogspot.com

My grandson made a 3-D print of the above car in HO and needs a few pics of it in the 1940-50's era to decal it correctly. It's a 36' car originally built in about 1905 so I assume it was nearing the

Johannes In my opinion (I own brass and plastic) the Intermountain R-40-23 is a superior model in almost every possible way. These Challenger reefers were pretty awful models. Barf city. By the way, t

Hello everyone, I found a Georgia Railroad hopper from my (early) youth id like to put on the club layout as a car loaded with Granite, as from when I lived in Ga I recall seeing a lot of history abou

This is a Speedwitch kit. I had to skim the instructions to see how to make the ladders. I don't have the skills anymore, if I ever had them?, for these. I rtied to make the side ladders. They looked

New thread title.: Opps. Black Beauty current product is a calcium iron silicate, possibly derived from a slag. Iron in it. Might conduct. An obsidian-based granule will not conduct. Previous post: pr

Working from any drawing might be easier with this kickstarter product. https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/hozodesign/neoruler-rule-the-scales?ref=checkout_rewards_page I don’t know anything about t

I have several ILDX hoppers to reweigh. However, I’ve only seen them in the new paint schemes. What reweigh symbols were used on these cars in the 50s? Brian J. Carlson -- Brian J. Carlson, P.E. Cheek

Moderator's note: When you "hijack" a thread, please change the subject (I've done that here) While you’re considering the OP’s question, I have one of my own… Was a steel roofwalk ever applied to the

Gents, I'm working on a model of an PFE R-40-10, circa 1949. The prototype I'm interested in is the original paint with SP emblem only. In Focus on Freight Cars, Vol. 3, Ted Culotta says the cars were

The newer F&C one piece castings seem to me to be as good as any. Problems with their decals. They look like they're from the 60s-70s. I used the recommended NSC decals on this model. I covered the re

Photo: Gun Barrel On Flat Car Posted by Tom Isom on the Facebook Vintage San Diego group. Taken in 1903 outside the Santa Fe Depot. Gun Barrel destined for Fort Rosecrans. Bob Chaparro Hemet, CA

I happened to look at an ad for some Mantua old time type freight cars and noticed their trucks (see attached example). The model itself is probably of little, if any value, but I am curious if their

I have completed the build and upgrade of Illinois Central box car 18403, a steel modified 1937 design box car. My build included adding resin cast corrugated proper height doors and door guides, new

Has anyone ever made a 12 panel PS-1 kit or have suggestions on modifying a 10 panel car. Could this be done with a decal or something similar?

Finally have the kits finished! The Great Northern Railway Historical Society approached me some time ago about some modifications to the HO Scale 40ft GS Gondolas I had been making, and these are the

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

Weathering is a detail nearly all our models need. Dick Scott shares his weathering techniques in the latest Resin Car Works blog post. http://blog.resincarworks.com/nyc-box-car-weathering/ Eric Hansm