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Gents...... Here is a home-brew kit of sorts.? I gathered all the pieces and parts intending to build a complete finished model.? But........other things had a higher priority and so it languished

Folks.......The pictures tell the story.? Never out of the box or bag.? New, mint, untouched by my hands.? Make me smile and they are yours.? Thanks......Ed L. Email preferred.? Phone works.?

Hello Ed.? ?I hope you are well.? ? ?Will $100.00 for the 41-N-11 trucks bring a smile? Andrew Parker

Every so often I switch out my operating teams. Anybody else change things up on their layouts from time to time? Hugh

Hey GREAT STORY!! Fun reading Looking forward to the next chapter of the story. Maybe pictures? S scale man. Roger

I imagine you are thinking of the clown in Copperas Cove TX who made sky-high promises and delivered almost nothing. His idea was to use high school vocational students to assemble the custom orders.

Hey May just have to plug it with a temporary brass wheel until a spoked wheel is found or fabricated most likely I would be inclined to get a brass plug cut to diameter and then hand drilling out the

Austin, I just went through all my driver inventory looking for that 1.25” diameter and came up short. That is a very large driver. Sorry I couldn’t help. -- Mike Swederska Meramec Valley

I suspect your passenger car came from the same source as the other spliced AF coaches I got from you. Two of those had Nimco white-metal six wheel trucks (one high-rail sintered iron wheels, the

In the sale of used S train items (BBB), sometimes I find something I really-really need, but generally I can pass on most.? However, sometimes it's just 'a little something' that catches my eye, my

The big let downs were a couple of companies that tried and always failed to make new entire train sets, making lots of noise but mostly just hot air at best!? Then we had several, one a Texas co

Not to be picky, but I have many fond memories of the Glory Days when various clubs all over the USA would take it upon themselves to produce kits for the rest of us.? The kits were adequate and

Just to give a flavor for how much effort was required to produce these "homemade" kits, the PVSGA sandhouse required two particularly difficult to construct parts: ?The sand spout, that was produced

The diameter is the wheel tread is 1.25 inches. [email protected]> wrote:

Because I’m using Woodland Scenics O gauge roadbed, the spline width is about 2 3/4” thick. ?The spline itself is a combination of 6mm plywood strips and 7/16” homasote strips. ?I made things

Ben - What thickness are you using for the spline and how many layers are you going to "build up"? Bill

I'll get a caliper in it but Nimco only made two sizes...one for large for road engines and one small for switchers. [email protected]> wrote:

What diameter?

Gents........ Here are some ultra-fine passenger trucks from the not-too-far distant past.? Dan Navarre really pulled out all the stops for these.? Two types called: Plank Style (aka 41-N-11)?

He sees this list, he should reply. Jeff Madden [email protected]> wrote: