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With a fiberglass eraser. Paul <d7efsmith@...> wrote:

I would go with the paper towel method.? I used the Kadee wheel cleaner during my HO days and don't think it's that effective. Plus, with the paper towel you see how much gook is coming off the

Kadee has a wheel cleaner that is spec'd to do HOn to O. Walthers shows it online. Ken G [email protected]> wrote:

Actually, it's the inside frame Bachmann On30 4-4-0's are pretty close to the Mt. Gretna locos. Rich G(ajnak)

Peco do a wheel cleaning brush and scrapper, it’s a handy thing to have. Walthers probably stock it in the USA Colin Stewart

I used to lay a piece of paper towel on the track with track cleaner or whatever soaked in (not a lot though) And like Bill, run up the power and do one truck at a time. Ken G.

I grab a coupler and jack the throttle for about 30 seconds. Thank You, Bill Lane Modeling the Mighty Pennsy, PRSL & Reading in 1957 in S Scale since 1987 See my finished models at:

The easiest method I know is to dampen a rag with mineral spirits and place it under the rear truck, place the front truck on the track, hold the engine and power it up moving the engine back and

How do I clean the wheels on this diesel?

Folks...... In the goode old daze, I bought my first S scale kit in 1965.? The advertisement said, "Trucks included".? When the box arrived, I got my first taste of S scale.? The trucks were kits

I'm aware there were standard gauge Forneys. My messagebwas worded awkwardly. I was curious if there was a standard gauge version of the 4-4-0 made for On30 by Bachmann. The forney frame might need to

Hi Rich, The little green boiler I posted pictures of is a model for a NY elevated line. Mike Swederska

Grand Trunk had 2-4-4T's in Montreal Suburban service till the coming of larger 4-6-4T engines. They found their way to the Thousand Islands Railway in Gananoque. CNR scrapped them the 40's.

Well, the Illinois Central had 2-4-4T's (similar the the Bachmann On30 model, but bigger) and 2-4-6T's for suburban service.? Before electrification, transit elevated transit lines in Chicago, New

Well there's Forneys and then there's not Forneys. And yes they were available in all gauges. There was some suburban locomotives that looked a lot like Forneys but of course aren't and neither ware

Well Jim, I do not aspire to reach the level of notoriety of that group, I am warming up to idea of making a public demonstration of destruction such as they did.? Thank you for the inspiration. Ken

Gents........ Digging into the bottomless box of S stuff, I found two RDCs with DCC decoder, crew, seats, passengers, window shades, headlight, taillight (auto-reversing), decals, mild weathering and

Loizeaux? // aht //? SBC? //? Global? /// daht? ?net With reference to the 4th of July car............Thanks.? Ed L.

Gentlemen.......... With the 4th of July rapidly approaching, it might be interesting to celebrate things with a patriotic car like this.? Based on a real car, a splash of color would be appropriate

Pretty interesting Dick. It just occurred to me this morning how similar certain industrial 4-4-0s were to Forneys. Like the Bachmann On30 specimens. I have to wonder if there were standard gauge