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Hello William, ? Hello again most likely, We have probably talked before? My senior memory isn’t good I am always keeping an eye out for: VINTAGE CAST METAL PARTS: BOLSTERS HI RAIL WHEELSETS CAST

Craig, I've recently spent many hours watching older VHS RR fan trips mostly on the 1:1 NG.? Your footage on your line is excellent and could blend in! Bob Werre Phototraxx

Bill,? Coming from a hardened seller of S equipment I am still feeling your pain as it's the same as mine!? One seems to need photos, sometimes even when things seem to be NIB.? I would think the

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Bill, I'm not sure where you are getting your misinformation, but please stop broadcasting it without confirmation. I contacted the hotel this morning, and they confirmed that there are about 70 room

Thanks Jim

Think I saw some RPC at the old Park Lane Hobby a long time ago.

Thanks. Wonder if NASG has them

In addition to #17, also #20 and #22, perhaps others. Although no longer published by RPC per se, Ron's Books has since brought out some additional volumes. JGGK ________________________________ Sent:

Hi folks, the S-2 has been sold.? Thank you to all that responded and to those that made some very nice comments. Take care, Bill

I have heard this before but I just made my room reservations for the NASG Convention at the Holiday Inn. It was mentioned that there are only 2 rooms left in the reduced rate block. Maybe a call

John: It should have been spelled out... RPC - Railway Prototype Cyclopedia Stunning volumes jammed with prototype history, construction and photos. Topics reflected the author's interest and vast

FWIW: All those years ago when I was in scale S, I purchased a like new unpainted scale S OMI S-2. I paid $400. I say that to let you see that this is likely a very good price. I am surprised it's not

I for one don't know what RPC is.

Excessive smoke was always frowned on by railroad management - it wasted coal. Short slogans to that effect were often stencilled on tender coal bunker doors. That said, it was also pretty hard to

Hi, I have a Overland S-2, DC. Custom painted Southern Pacific, Tiger Stripe #1351 Locomotive was on display for a number of years and has no run time on it except some test time. Probably needs to be

Hi Jace, Don't tell that to the Frisco. https://frisco.org/mainline/2018/03/02/2-8-0-1304-2/ ms ________________________________ Sent: Monday, April 7, 2025 12:52 PM To: [email protected]

And the reason for that was presumably for oil-burners, so the fireman could see how the fuel delivery mix was working, not something needed for coal burners. JGGK ________________________________

Pete, The problem is we do a lot of work to make things look nice and some things look nice longer. If we have to redo things more often it takes away from other stuff. An example is the BN executive

So what is wrong about fading, or call it weathering, that is reality. good morning old Pete [email protected]> wrote: