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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

Hi All, Thought I'd share a shot of the #100 with you, Shes painted with Tamiya acrylics with the exemption of little dry brushing weathering with some Rub 'n Brush paint to bring out the detail in

Don't forget those companies that tried to step in and fill the gap when Shapeways disappeared. And considering all the negative things I have heard the last couple of years about Shapeways I would

Interesting. Gonna have ALOT of trust to rebuild. Bill

Tom thanks for sharing, good to hear! Bud Rindfleisch

https://www.shapeways.com/presscorner/shapeways-comes-home-to-trusted-management-and-founding-visionaries I just got a letter from Shapeways. Tommy

The tire for the Steamer is the same for of the AM Steamers that were produced.

Hi All, I am not certain of this but I suspect that all AM steamers use the same diameter wheels, about 75". That way the same tyres can be used. To have them produce 63" drivers would require all new

Pete and Roger...thanks.