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We can most likely paint you a S12 black for an order. There might be a small fee to do that, but that is up Karen and or Joe. Ask for the deluxe S12 railings when call for them.

I can't put my finger on what convention or who might have put out this little kit.? But I do thank John Agnew for shipping a Railmaster Bulldog my way! My mind says it might have been Doug Evans,

Hello Shane,If the EL GP35 is still available I am interested. Andrew Parker

I just watched the video. I had it on my to do list but just have not had the time to sit and watch. Great video!! I laughed when he mentioned that you can just call them. I have had the late Ron B on

Today I sat down and started to build the tender for the Mutt. I did take some photos as I went today to post to those that are following the build. The wrapper is a photo etching from SSL&S and the

Group, Some of you had problems downloading and/or viewing the content of Bill Lane's .zip file of photos and videos he took while visiting Stan's layout recently. As part of yesterday's update of the

I want to put to rest that Karen’s new husband is a fellow S scaler.

For those who missed the link to Austin's video visit to American Models, it was in the opening post in this thread.? Here it is again: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7DBZNMoMIo0 Gaylord

Can you tell me where the American Models video is? I must have missed it. Thanks, Terry O'Kelly ________________________________ Sent: Sunday, December 8, 2024 8:35 PM To: [email protected]

As of now, Austin's video has received more than 4.1K views. His YouTube channel has 3.86K subscribers, which is considerably more than the the number of folks on this list. If even a small proportion

It is interesting to see assembly and to hear some future plans. It is also reassuring to see there is a future for American Models. With the posting that Karen B remarried, I couldn’t help but

It's always interesting to "see how stuff is made"...I enjoyed it very much. Mark in Oregon

I thought it was a good video but it needs to get shared with more general model railroad sites, not just S Scale if we want to promote the scale. I did share it to the 'Budget Model Railroad' FB

Approximately 16 minutes into the video, Karen talks about an upcoming project - S Transfer Station - to be announced at S-Fest in STL (back in October). If you'd like to find out more, visit

I'm with Charles -- let's not nit-pick the technical qualities of someone's attempt to promote our hobby and our scale.? The video wasn't put together by a commercial production crew, so we shouldn't

Also worth noting - some talk about future plans for another PA run and modern cars. Saw the Mathison shells, with the correct red ends!?Pieter Roos

Interesting that the fellow (Corbin, I think) assembling diesel chassis - had parts of two Rex steam locomotives on his work table... Pieter Roos

Well, rough or not, I thought it was a great video.? This is what we need more of, to see what goes into our MR equipment.? Great to see all assembly processes and who operates them. I have to

Rich,? you certainly got that production correct--the first thing that bothered me was the keys in the half-open door.? I kept wondering what was behind that door.? Funny how little things can make

I have a EMD Tsunami I would like to trade for a WOW4 diesel preferably #1533. Email me if you are interested.... Thank You, Bill Lane Modeling the Mighty Pennsy, PRSL & Reading in 1957 in S Scale