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American Flyer dealers probably have models to sell. My source has been Nicolas Smith Trains. Today its web site shows U36C and ES44AC diesel engines

David... It looks more like a later AC to me but I'd need to see more to be certain of the model type. Does it have a square tender or Vanderbilt? Class AC-5 & 6 had the Vandys. Class AC 7's and later

I believe this is an AC-6 that Jesse built, but looking at your pictures, I suspect it was never really finished as the number boards are empty. I picked this up at a train show in the Sacramento CA

Congratulations to Stan Stokrocki and Bill Lane who teamed up to provide the wonderful photo of a pair of Conrail diesels for the NASG ad in the February RMC.? Stan did the modeling and Bill took the

Someone, aka one of my esteemed customers, bought one from me (Jamie?/ Bob?).? Billy Click owned one or more of "everything" that I've sold.? I do remember the Amity Star kit being announced a long

Bob, I have one in a partially completed state. Too modern for me too. That's probably why it is languishing. Jamie Bothwell Bethlehem, PA [email protected]> wrote:

Not everything Lionel/Flyer made was toylike.? Pacific's, Mikado's, Challengers, Y3's, U33/36C's, SD70's and ES44's come to mind.? While some aren't easily converted to scale wheels, they are far

Due to my downsized layout I'm considering selling one of my prized locomotives.? This is a Jesse Bennett built brass Southern Pacific AC-5 Cab Forward. It is one of only two in S scale.? Jesse

I acquired this interesting Amity Star kit some time ago.? While the car is too modern for my layout, it provided an interesting kit to build.? I upgraded it using milled "T" stock and styrene brake

Brooks... Another terrific job with the BC&G operating article in the latest RMC.? Also, some pretty terrific photography! Bob Hogan

Apparently very few here(or enough of anyone else) bought Lionel AF.? Mostly I have seen complaints in this group that it is toylike, flanges too big, etc., and now it is gone.? So we hope that

Other decals for the wood reefer in the post steam era

https://morningsunbooks.com/products/refrigerator-car-color-guide-digital-reprint 1955 photo of WRX 9091 is shown with paint scheme matching that for sale. There is also a 1963 photo of 9032 in a

Some topics that I think make a huge difference in what you do are: - Big city vs small town, - What part of the country : - What types of industries you like for example: Switching at a small town in

I will elaborate my reasoning a bit --"ability" also includes those gentle curves/low grades if one puts that over other requirements-- in my case, however the vast majority of my curves are in the

Let me look tomorrow, but I think the Museum has a partially converted Pacific that's available. IIRC, it has scale disc drivers, a can motor conversion, and a few other bits. I'll post something

I checked with Peter of the NASG. There are pictures of the NASG switching layout at https://www.nasg.org/About/SwitchingLayout.php There are no dimensions so it may be a bit wide. Ken G.

Soo sad.? ?Sorry Ed,? as much as I love all the stuff I have bought from you I'm now switching to Z guage. Andrew Parker

Michael Eldridge has built an upsized "timesaver"-style layout, "Bass Creek Junction", to accomodate the S-scale rolling stock and a small Diesel locomotive.? It is on the Bay Area S Scalers website,

I am surprised that nobody has mentioned John Allen's Time Saver puzzle. -- Mike Swederska Meramec Valley Lines Modeling Mopac equipment in 3/16 https://www.youtube.com/@mikesscale3149 Don't let