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These two AM GP9's masquerading as RDG GP7's are from the same source as Bill's two RS3's and GP35. As Bill indicated a little rough around the edges but with some work this past two weeks,

Grü?e, Hans Unfortunately, you might be a bit late for finding a lot of choices from that era.? Here in the States we are able to walk into stores such as WalMart and find several 1:64 diecast

One of our club members got 40's era cars from https://www.3000toys.com/shop/brand-greenlight/scale-1-64 Nice looking cars but too old for me. Ken G, SMSG [email protected]> wrote:

Hi Hans, Sometimes doing "generic" searches will not yield satisfactory results. It might be helpful if you really narrow-down your search to a specific model. Since you are looking for cars from

https://www.diecastdirect.com/category/M2-Machines Try that. George Courtney

Gents........ Starting life as an Overland bare brass beauty, this diesel set had its distorted misshaped metal noses removed in our plastic surgery laboratory.? Replacing them was a vastly improved

Hans I did not get a American Models RS11 until maybe a year ago so I did not make anything for it. You must have missed that Shapeways closed forever this week. Thank You, Bill Lane Modeling the

Hans, I dislike informing you of this but Shapeways filed bankruptcy July 2. In the article that I had read the lenders froze all shipping and is holding finished goods and STL files as assets. Mike

Gents........ Here is a G&W Models imported brass Samhongsa-built NYC 19000-series caboose.? Formerly a bare brass beauty, it now has paint, decals, working marker lights, couplers, weathering,

Gents........ Shown here is a PRS 50' box car painted in a NYC experimental scheme. I believe only two prototype cars were painted like this before the NYC decided it was not to their liking.?? As

Dear Bill, beautiful Diesels. One question (don't want to open a seperate thread for this): Did you ever design a 3D printed part to close the pilot section of an AM RS11 as you did with AM's

Scale Trains.com, Inc. that has taken over the SHS line that MTH took over from them, also provides scale trucks and couplers in their cartons. Their cartons proudly display the name “S-Helper

No Chris,? I would guess that actually most past KITS could be put together either way.? Many past hi-rail builders just left off the pieces that weren't necessory. (sometimes also interfered). With

Hello to all. When I watch videos about S scale layouts I see some beautiful model cars crowding the streets. A search in the bay will get me not that many results when looking for classics of the

SHS cars (there are many of them out there mint in box) come with additional scale wheels in a little bag that also contains truck plates. Those replace the ones that are part of the AF couplers.

For those manufacturers that make both versions of a car, is the difference only wheelsets and couplers? Or are there more differences? Is it only American Models that makes both?

To illustrate definitively that Omnicon produced F unit drives, here is the schematic from the instruction sheets (I'd tried to scan it but the orange paper wouldn't work). Essentially all NWSL

This is a really nice looking model. I can't justify one ever showing up on the branch-line that I model but I'm tempted to get one. Many thanks to Pre-Size for getting these out there. While on a

This is a cool car. I might have to engage Builder Bob. The key to the look is getting the tanks painted crisp and straight. Thank You, Bill Lane Modeling the Mighty Pennsy, PRSL & Reading in 1957 in

I have not promoted this group here in a while. This is quite the active S Scale group I also manage. https://www.facebook.com/groups/895926834480385 There is some member crossover to I/O but LOTS