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David, Thanks for the suggestion. I was leaning that way but just could not pull the trigger. They are much easier to make. The only real reason for not going that way was because the tender frame was

The BBB roadside booth, has been involved in the secondary retailing of S models for a couple or more years. It's been fun but also tiring.? Then I have to deal with guys who are too specific (aka)

MIke, looking good. If I was using it just for switching, I'd do footboards for the pilot and the rear of the tender. Give your brakemen a ride so they don't need to walk all the time. Dave Heine

Today in between painting projects I went digging through all my inventory for parts to continue building the Mutt. I was going to roll the boiler, but then I discovered this one and somebody had

What kind of paint did you use? It's looks like a perfect match. Brian Jackson

Very nice Paul. Do you have any special techniques or jet recommendations for running the Tamiya paints through your airbrush? Cheers Jim Martin

I can attest to the fact that AM steamers have the same size drivers on all of their steamers. We also have many of the part for the steamers, but some are getting low on what we have. Give a call on

I had one that did this. Turned out to be a cracked universal gear on the drive shaft. I found a replacement from NWSL.

Hello All, I have this SHS / SW 9, it was or is an early production model from SHS, back when they offered a PS 2 hopper if you ordered the SW 9 early, may e one gave a down payment of sorts. Anyway,

Kim, Looks good. Tools are never a bad investment. Jamie Bothwell Bethlehem, PA [email protected]> wrote:

Looks great, Kim. Easy to tell it's S and not HO. As Brooks Stover often observes, S scale models photograph better than HO. Models in S have so much more "presence." Brian Jackson Springfield, IL

I enjoy the Rock Island! -- Ken Zieska 1/64th Scale Modeler

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Here are three more new items to make your layout complete, again at a great price!? These all seem to be new items even the hi-rail wheels for the DL&W car.? $82.00 Also I still have some AF items

Much thanks to everyone who gave advice and encouragement to me on this project. The $20 I saved on the u decorated model was more than offset by new tools including an airbrush and media blaster and

Hi Paul -- VERY nice! I'm going to have to get over to your place to see it all soon! Bill Winans -----------------

Hi Andy -- I think you forgot about the American Models ATSF 4-8-4 which had 80" drivers like the real one (or something close). It was made in China and it is doubtful that any separate parts are

Very nice! Thanks for posting the picture. Mike Swederska

Really nice looker Paul, well done. Tommy

Thank you Paul for sharing. Nice! Hugh