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The drawbar thing seems to have been a passing fad that wasn't just limited to container cars. Stan Stokrocki

They also did the "Great Gulch Yahoo Valley & Northern" (Al Kalmbach):

Since I bought all of the S scale cars offered during the remainder sale (9-10 years ago) but couldn't get any of these, I assume they had already sold out or so few were left those disappeared faster

I definitely saw that in action. In 2003 (?) at the Carmel, IN meet, my oldest son "played" with the NASG module for at least 1.5 hours. Alan didn't mind at all and seemed tickled that a youngster was

I'm distressed at Alan's passing, but with all his stuff being sold months ago, we all saw the writing on the wall.? Another missing element was that Alan was a UP modeler of sorts, so with the loss

Hi Griff, I did the same thing, swapped out hi rail for scale drivers. Mine dropped in with out any problems. Can’t remember what I did exactly, but was real easy. Good luck, Steve Lunde

My project is to change the driver's from hi rail to scale. Rich, the Northern worked like a champ, in fact it was done second. The Pacific wasn't running so I set it aside to ponder on. When I went

I'm surprised. The info is on the NASG website, however. Being a long-time personal friend and fellow 1965 graduate of Ohio University. I received phone calls last evening and this morning from COSG

Good Evening, If anyone has info regarding decals for Central Vermont Alco S-2 and S-4 locomotives in any of their 4 types of lettering please advise regarding any availability of these decals. Thank

The news that Alan Evans died yesterday has not made it here yet. https://www.nasg.org/News/Recent.php Thank You, Bill Lane Modeling the Mighty Pennsy, PRSL & Reading in 1957 in S Scale since 1987 See

Several years ago I bought two MTH F-3 Pennsylvania Powered "A" Units and one Powered "B" unit and one Non Powered "B" Unit Brand New from CT McCormick Hardware who sold MTH Locomotives new back then.

Hi Jace, All the info about the trucks can be found on this page: https://www.nasg.org/Gallery/Products/Cars.php for S and S narrow-gauge. Company history can be found on this page for

SSA used the truck on the right for the Bethgon coal porters. ?The one the left looks like PRS. Ben Trousdale

Never had any Gunderson stuff—rather too modern for my tastes—and Larry Jackman's role in anything is something of a mystery. I am aware what Don Thompson had related, that Jackman seemed very (or

Interesting. The kit that I put together had the type on the left. Bill

Jace,? Although I wasn't that much in the loop, John and I talked frequently regarding some of his projects.? Some of those projects were in the development of the 2 flat boxcar kits (X29 & CGW)

Actually, Bob, I'm pretty sure those are both PRS RB trucks. Perhaps someone on the list knows the actual story, but when John Verser introduced his ACF kit, it came without trucks (I infer much of

I was making some new shots, so I couple of minutes in my 'truck' drawer brought out some of the SSA/DesPlains Husky type RB trucks.? I had mentioned yesterday the two types produced.? They are

Brooks, Wow! I really never counted, with out counting the other scales and gauges, I have modeled in the last 50 years. I will just count my S standard gauge. BTW, the Mutt is back in service for