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Roger, Higher vantage point images are now referred to as "drone shots"...and they're all the rage! Real railroads now look like layouts on YouTube! Brooks

Thanks for the example. And imagine losing your job over it ! Bill in Ft Worth

Bill, this was done in the 60’s by Walter Graeff of Ace Model Railroad. He agreed to purchase a “Days” run of the injection molding machine, which I think Josh Seltzer told me was 5,000 units.

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Hi Mike, Absolutely, if people provide the photos and possible texts. In the "How To" section there is also a dedicated page for "kit-bashing": https://www.nasg.org/HowTo/Kitbashing/index.php

There is NO WAY Andrew is switching to Z scale. He likes his brass too much. Thank You, Bill Lane Modeling the Mighty Pennsy, PRSL & Reading in 1957 in S Scale since 1987 See my finished models at:

I would bet that the molds/tooling?for the pieces under discussion reside in China. It’s possible that Lionel doesn’t even “own” them, or that they were destroyed after the last run, although

Peter, you do a fabulous job of updating the NASG.org web site for all things S!? It's a wonderful portal for all who are interested in trains, farm modeling, diecast vehicles, etc. Your "news" and

I changed my S Fine Scale Model Railroading group https://www.facebook.com/groups/895926834480385 to private maybe 2 years ago. There was a lot of SPAM and fake profiles applying. Changing to private

Thank you, Dan., I calculated that the train would be over 8 feet long! I’m searching for a place to fit it in full view. It would have to be a “helicopter” shot. Before that, I need to strip

Peter, Would you consider a page for Ed Kirstater's models: scratch built, converted and enhanced SHS & AM. Mike Ohio [email protected]> wrote:

Roger: What a great passenger car model! ?Another example of a smaller railroad creating a unique passenger experience with limited resources. When will we get to see the entire train in its natural

I also do not participate on Facebook. We have our group here for a reason.? Are we to use messages here to tell us that photos are somewhere else? If so, consider looking into Flickr.

I discovered I'd accumulated three of these, which is at least one more than I need. Mint condition, never run. Great for mixed trains. Asking $175 and shipping Jace Kahn

It appears that the "S-scale" group on Facebook has now also locked their group to be "private" only. The full list of S-related Facebook groups is here (all are now "private"):

Thanks, Bill. I meant to say that I did some final detailing and paint touch up, along with the decaling. Roger Sent: Friday, January 31, 2025 12:28 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [S-Scale] The

I do hope all the deck chairs have been lined up correctly for all the ACs.? I can just see it now, an AC is about to attack the Western slopes of the Sierra with it's consist ending with a proper

Roger, Once again you (and Bob) have built a gorgeous model.? We'll look forward to seeing the completed train rolling through Indiana!? Thanks for posting the photos of this distinctive car! I love

I liked the similarity too. Ben Trousdale

I already have a precedence for this in the "How To" section of the NASG web site, under the "Scratchbuilding" area: https://www.nasg.org/HowTo/Scratchbuilding/index.php (see its "Examples"