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Jerry Britton has a page on his web site that, as of May 2011, Dennis of Laser Horizon was able to produce these sides for PRR-based cars:

Hi John, No, I don't recognize that. If you do find the source, I'd be happy to add it to the web site's listing. - Peter. -- Peter Vanvliet (info@...) owner, Fourth Ray Software Houston,

Tom...The edge of the end etching says "Cars 100-104, 401". There is no kit number on any of these etchings. My sides match the NASG photo. Bob [email protected]> wrote:

And here's a prototype photo of a P70. Perhaps the NASG website needs to be corrected, but it would be great if someone could come up with a picture or model of the Exacta #100 coach, just to make

An HO model from Broadway. Tommy

From BLM's website. Symmetrical windows, 10 pairs and singles at both ends

Rick, what is this in reference to? Ed <trainengineerrick@...> wrote:

Hi All, I just wanted to mention that while I photographed the cars shown on the NASG website, I didn't build them. Paul Rahm had the as part of an estate he was selling off. I photographed them for

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I think that Bob's sides came from Kit 102, PRR P70 Day Coach. Bob, if you add a couple vertical bends in your ends, to align with the AM roof top view, the roof might fit without further sectioning.

John, that's exactly what Bob Hogan said it was. Looking through the interesting catalog sheet that Bill Roberts thoughtfully provided, this is probably coach kit no. 100. Bob, was there any packaging

Here are 2 NYC cars built by Tom Boldt using J-C Models as a core car. Trucks are Budd Buddies. These are the thicker sides. Tommy

Looks like kind of an odd window arrangement for Pullman. Could be a coach I guess. Doesn't look like there is a bathroom.

Unique, indeed! Well done, Bob! Attached is a list of “90% correct” Exacta kits to show what modelers had available seventy-eight years ago. (The list appeared in the 1947 Nixon Model Co.

Can you post some photo's of the completed cars and some in process?

Jamie, Thanks for this info. I’m a satisfied customer of Dennis’ Laser Horizons. I have several sides he cut for me as well as those terrific window inserts he cut for my LV Osgood-Bradley AF

Jim....Yes. About 1/2". Bob [email protected]> wrote:

Makes up into a beautiful car! Are you going to splice out a very small portion of the roof to eliminate the overhang on the one end? Jim Whipple Pittsburgh PA [email protected]> wrote:

For years I've had a really nice set of etched bronze HW coach sides packed away in a box for one of those "just in case" moments.? I rediscovered them last week and, thanks to Peter and the NASG

Pete, I got this a number of years ago. It was N scale blown up to S. Don't remember the Designer. Thought it was from Shapeways. Do you remember it? A guy is looking for one in S. John Mann