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This is my little review of the Springfield train show.... There was little S "Scale" you had to look for it. Only 1 piece of S brass I saw a Sn3 caboose. I bought NO trains - only a very expensive

I have an S Scale timesaver that fits on a door. I'll post pictures on Facebook on Thursday.

The SD70 was the only Flyer locomotive to have a factory fixed pilot option.? As I recall, it secures the pilot to the frame and not the body.? It is possible to secure the ES44's pilot from moving

Bill, or anyone else who can answer this, Can the PILOT on the AF U36C be mounted to the shell instead of the trucks? Or was that a feature on one of the other AF modern diesels? John D Scaler164

ZOOM is starting 8:00 eastern Meeting = 965 6316 7779 It has been every Tuesday night for over 2 years. Thank You, Bill Lane Modeling the Mighty Pennsy, PRSL & Reading in 1957 in S Scale since 1987

I am working on plans for several switching modules myself. https://www.free-mos.org/modules/shane-lambert [email protected]> wrote:

I have one.? Not sure when or where I got it.? ?Not in mint condition.? ?Maybe got it because it is SOUTHERN ???????? ? Stan

*Was not able to locate an official Obituary.* *Copied from a post on Groups.IO S-Trains:* Alan Evans memorial?Service will be on Friday May 2nd at 11:00 am location is Stoneybrook?Methodist Church

That's pretty much the case as I've understood it, which is a reason why Lionel would probably not sell the Flyer tooling. Rich G(ajnak)

American Flyer dealers probably have models to sell. My source has been Nicolas Smith Trains. Today its web site shows U36C and ES44AC diesel engines

David... It looks more like a later AC to me but I'd need to see more to be certain of the model type. Does it have a square tender or Vanderbilt? Class AC-5 & 6 had the Vandys. Class AC 7's and later

I believe this is an AC-6 that Jesse built, but looking at your pictures, I suspect it was never really finished as the number boards are empty. I picked this up at a train show in the Sacramento CA

Congratulations to Stan Stokrocki and Bill Lane who teamed up to provide the wonderful photo of a pair of Conrail diesels for the NASG ad in the February RMC.? Stan did the modeling and Bill took the

Someone, aka one of my esteemed customers, bought one from me (Jamie?/ Bob?).? Billy Click owned one or more of "everything" that I've sold.? I do remember the Amity Star kit being announced a long

Bob, I have one in a partially completed state. Too modern for me too. That's probably why it is languishing. Jamie Bothwell Bethlehem, PA [email protected]> wrote:

Not everything Lionel/Flyer made was toylike.? Pacific's, Mikado's, Challengers, Y3's, U33/36C's, SD70's and ES44's come to mind.? While some aren't easily converted to scale wheels, they are far

Due to my downsized layout I'm considering selling one of my prized locomotives.? This is a Jesse Bennett built brass Southern Pacific AC-5 Cab Forward. It is one of only two in S scale.? Jesse

I acquired this interesting Amity Star kit some time ago.? While the car is too modern for my layout, it provided an interesting kit to build.? I upgraded it using milled "T" stock and styrene brake

Brooks... Another terrific job with the BC&G operating article in the latest RMC.? Also, some pretty terrific photography! Bob Hogan