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David... According to Lee Johnson, his AC-5 was the only cab-forward Jesse built for others. I have no doubt that yours is a Bennett-built model, however. It may have been for his layout. It's a bit

I checked back on Ebay.? There have been no Nimco kits(just paper/decals) going back to September. I attend train shows at York, Timonium and Allentown twice a year.? I have not seen any Nimco

Glad I could help Tommy Stephen J Kutash 203 906-5116 (Cell) [email protected]> wrote:

Password was required of me, as it asked me for one all 4 consecutive attempts to log in. Stephen K. saw my request and emailed it to me. Thank you Stephen, Tommy [email protected]> wrote:

John Nixon (Nimco) made conversion kits for Flyer engines in the 50s. S scale Loco also made some as I remember. These occasionally show up at shows and on eBay. John Mann

That's odd.? I had no problems with fixed pilots on my SD70 and ES44 (I secured the pilots) and 33" radius on my old layout. Rich G(ajnak)

No password is needed. Tom figured it out eventually. Thank You, Bill Lane Modeling the Mighty Pennsy, PRSL & Reading in 1957 in S Scale since 1987 See my finished models at:

Bob, Yes the number was already on it. I didn't realize how many classes of cab forwards there were, and yes, it has a square tender--not certain why I don't have a picture with the tender in it! Any

First of all,? I love my AF SD70Ace and ES44 units.? ?The SD70 was retrofitted with scale wheels and couplers mounted to the body.? Additionally it was converted to DCC.? ?This process rendered

Hello Shane.? Andrew Parker here,? ?have you received my check and can you please give me an update the EL? Jp35 purchase?

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Can you please post photos here.

In the past, I had asked if anyone in this group had any chassis conversions or kits to use to make Flyer engines run on scale track.? I did not have any responses.? So if this conversation has

I found a 283 pacific with the scale disc drivers installed, and a can motor conversion. $45.00 plus shipping. Tommy [email protected]> wrote:

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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