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Nice gentleman from the hotel called me back, made my reservation, and gave me the group rate.? I'm walking on air!

Mike, ? ? ?I can't resist responding to your restatement of the question.? "There's far more available in scale S than most model railroaders realize.? That said, when it comes to building a

Well, the problem is one mans greatest is another mans "say what???"? One could say camaraderie, size, challenge, etc. but those are pretty nebulous answers.? The same things occur in the other

For me it is the variety brought to S by all of us aficionados, whether that is scale, high-rail or Flyer, not the particular "scarcity" of the RTR manufacturing. When I finally had the opportunity

I should let the longer-time members sort this out, but I think you are confusing the later NASG tank cars project with Overland with the 1972 NWSL import. Jace

Rusty, Likewise I'm also looking for the white decals but I only have two cars. Didn't the NASG only import 100 brass models of this car? Mike (Ohio)

I just spend 25 frustrating minutes dealing with the hotel web site.? It was an endless loop: I specify my dates, select a hotel and get told, sorry (ha, ha), there are actually no rooms there.? Did

?I mentioned before that a visitor at a train show attended by modelers (not just 'people who like trains') asked me what a Gauger was!? Part of this is the gradual change in English language

With all the other ones out there, I wonder how many were actually imported? Jace Kahn ________________________________ Sent: Friday, June 21, 2024 10:52 AM To: [email protected]

I have 15 of these J&L tank cars and need white decals instead of the black or green Champ decals Rusty

My goodness, did this topic ever go down a different route than what I originally asked about. I never asked about good or bad. Let’s pull this train into the station. I was looking for what you

With that information I may have to start checking out the program. In the past I had been dissuaded by the random nature of Kellow's columns in the S Scale Resource and the O scale counterpart--lots

Although, things have changed drastically over the years, anybody building/completed a layout is a modeler!? I pretty much have stopped with the wooden craftsman kits although I have some

Bill, there was a small photo in the Steam era website several years past of it on the road in black, besides the typical silver 'photo version'. I believe that when a few of the Houston S guys were

In discussions, I always prefaced with words like: "S is a tough scale to get into, it's not for someone looking for instant gratification." Ed pretty much hits the nail on the head.? I've seen some

Most model J&L tank cars are painted wrong based on a builder's photo since that are almost no known photos of it running in the wild. My car is painted wring - oh well.. I am not changing

Here are some cars I do. Paul Vaughn [email protected]> wrote:

I think that the "not building models" ship has already mostly sailed when it comes to engines and rolling stock.? Most are now sold well detailed (usually assembled in a place like China) and all

You can call me a modeler as I still build models. Are you calling most S scalers collectors? Paul Vaughn [email protected]> wrote:

And we can all stop calling ourselves modelers, because no one will be actually building models anymore.? As always, Tom Dempsey