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On Friday, February 7, 2025 at 05:25:38 PM PST, Ted Larson via groups.io <mhrreast@...> wrote: curiousity question what all are you uns using code 83 forI expect to use it for

Tom. I just saw the pictures. Yes I can use these. Stephen J Kutash 203 906-5116 (Cell)

Tom, I’m starting on a EMD FL9. Pretty specific on the size. I’m going to follow Dan Vandermause’s guidelines in converting a couple of brown undecorated old American Models FP7 shells. I found

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No fan caps, but I have a dozen of these. They measure 25"-26" dia. over the blades. Want them? Tommy [email protected]> wrote:

Hey Mike, Across the river from you in Southern Illinois the Nickel Plate was using 90 lbs. rail until about 1943.? After the replacement Berks were regularly run all the way to Madison IL. Tom

I’m looking for 36” & 48” cap top fans with good detail BTS has the brass 36” but you don’t see the fan blades and he doesn’t have the 48” Steve Stephen J Kutash 203 906-5116 (Cell)

Jim, SMMW includes prototype photos in their instructions. If they had received permission to use them the photos would have to be removed prior to posting the instructions on a web site to prevent

The charts on this NMRA page indicate that code 83 is a good representation of 90 lb. rail in S. Charles WestonSan Antonio

Another option is for a manufacturer to post the instructions on-line in the first place. East-West Rail, Miniatures from the North (Simon Parent) and Pre-size Model Specialties use that

You can always thank Karen as she has been there from the beginning and kept his dream running after his passing.

I just got an email from "Bob Hogan" about a sad announcement. A quick look at the email address showed that it was not the real Bob sending the message. Please check where an email is coming from

Hi Corbin -- Really good to hear! While I am past the need for new products, I really appreciate the many AM models I do have. I've lost count, but I have a 13 car streamliner when the business

That is great to hear, Corbin. We are all rooting for AM's continued success! Brian Jackson NASG Central/Southeastern Region VP

Group, SMMW mini-cd file transfer options: - Copy the mini-CD files onto a USB flash drive from the old pc, plug the flash drive into the new pc/laptop then view/copy files to the new hard drive. -

That is a good three step down in sizes of rail. , both for comparing joints and for appearance . Pld Pete [email protected]> wrote:

We are far from dead here at AM…

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Thanks Austin, for this important update; without track, what's the point? It's good to know "S is not dead." Mark in Oregon

I hear what Jim King is saying, although the disk itself seems to have been superseded. My wife's newer laptop came with no provision for playing CD's—all is that wretched MP crap, so we had to buy