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One (of 2) waiting in the wings, withe resin ends and PRS roof. Just mocked up but in the queue. Another in the background.

Yea Brooks, there are several in my basement. I use the sides for differing projects. I did build one and decorate it THB. It was sold off a few years ago. It was a tough build. A few I have will get

The Frank Titman tribute at the NASG convention is underway. Hugh Sinn is wrangling that. He came over today and made a haul of my stuff. Contact Hugh if you have something you want to display.

I do have another question for those who own one or more of these cars: I found one small brass part loose in the box (on the workbench beneath the car); I suspect it is supposed to represent a valve

One nit: I suspect the tack boards on the door should be swapped. Jace Kahn ________________________________ Sent: Saturday, June 29, 2024 11:57 AM To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Subject:

I bought a couple from Bob Werre within the past year. Jace Kahn ________________________________ Sent: Saturday, June 29, 2024 11:57 AM To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Subject: [S-Scale]

Kind of outside the scope?

I recently acquired a boxcar built from a Locomotive Workshop kit from Ed Loizeaux.? Ed isn't sure who originally assembled the car.? I upgraded it with parts from PRS,? added some detail,

If you have a model railroad you also may be on the ownership/management side?????? ? Stan

The recent thread on "JTT Corn" said they have "O" and "HO" and the "HO" is perhaps oversized. I could find three MR articles about cornfields.? The astro turf and brass mentioned, and a plastic

Yes Jim, that seems like the way to go.? Unless one could copy the brass versions, make several copies a bit taller from thin plastic using punch type affair!? Just thinking out loud! A 'past-on'

Bob is right. And sometimes a strike is the only instrument some employers will understand. Being a labour union's member by myself I've learned some things the hard way... Heartful greetings from

I'd build the door using aluminum angle and strips and TIG weld it together to make a multi cell, each cell being about ?9" squares. The top would be a 1/8" thick ?piece of Polycarbonate. Here

Hi Bob. MR had an article many years ago on using the photo etched corn. Because you only get a few square inches of the brass stalks, the author painted a suggestion of corn on the backdrop and then

Shortstalks in small area sounds like sweet corn patch. ? Short stalks can also be mid summer before corn reaches full height? Sent from my Tardis

Hi Bob -- You are having way too much fun! Neat! Bill Winans

If it's only knee high, the farmer's in trouble. Sweet corn is shorter than feed corn. Also has light green tassels rather than reddish. Each stalk has one ear generally. Former employee of DeKalb Ag.

Sweet corn. Sweet corn stays pretty short. Steve Lunde

I don’t see any ears on those stalks, so short might be fine. “Knee high by the Fourth of July” used to be the refrain. [email protected]> wrote:

Several days ago we were shown a photo of a corn field track-side.? I also had thoughts of something similar so I bought some etched brass versions in HO.? I put them aside as I put some thought