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I was thinking the same as well. Can get the plastic sheets cheap at Home Depot, etc

And almost all of the ones with scale wheels are the wrong gauge.? Ben's bolsters fix that issue as well.? Alternatively, you can modify them a bit and use SHS/MTH or AM trucks.

All 10 of those in one haul.? Wow.

It sort of looks like fiberglass reinforced panel (FRP) that used in rooms that need to be easy to, and kept clean. Ben Trousdale

I have no experience with ABS sheets (yet.) This seems like a reasonable price for 0.0625 thick material. -- Mark Charles Ann Arbor, Mich. USA

I thought this was a good deal for plastic sheet. It is going to be the concrete floor in my engine house. It has a slight texture on 1 side but is smooth on the other side.

FYI I have survived my surgery. The next week+ will be difficult once I try and go at it without prescription "help" So. No impending S sell off. I got some new to me Iron Rail Models and Downs

Bill, I hope your surgery was successful and you can look forward to many more years of picking up hefty S scale PRR M1as and I1sa. If not, I'm pretty sure these models are available in N

Hello Jim Very nice conversion Roger Haag. S Scale Man. Hendersonville, NC

I did do one of my Af repaints as NYC, using the set from Des Plaines, which I imagine were done from Jim's artwork. JGGK ________________________________ Sent: Tuesday, April 29, 2025 1:34 PM To:

To each their own... I converted several of the Lionel covered hoppers to NYC Lot 915-H models, but did not use new bolsters, only SHS 70-ton RB trucks. I am also very pleased with the

Although there are some differences in cab weights and interior alignment between the SHS SW-1 and the other EMD switchers. JGGK ________________________________ Sent: Monday, April 28, 2025 8:24

Charles, read the whole thread! From Ben Trousdale, who is on this list. JW From Ben

Great, but where do you get the bolsters? Anyone have the source. Charles

Also a good reason to save/then weather/ then place around the repair area all those plastic? Rex wheels!? I checked around my weed grown engine house areas and found two pair of the Bettendorf

Hi Steve, The 14th photo and its associated text on this page on my web site: https://www.pmrr.org/Equipment/indexDiesel_LocomotivePRR_NW28.php states how I did it. It is indeed difficult to do.

You may find your answer here. I have various cab photos. http://www.lanestrains.com/S_Scale_EMD_SW1.htm Thank You, Bill Lane Modeling the Mighty Pennsy, PRSL & Reading in 1957 in S Scale

I am trying to get at the interior of the subject cab.? I see that it is a separate piece of plastic, but I cannot get it to separate from the body.? The manual says to release a tab below the cab

I like the ribbed back wheels on these trucks! Bud Rindfleisch

I've got at least 5-6 of these and like them, as it is a prototype otherwise not available in S scale. They go well mixed with PRS ACF cars, as well as the newer resin kits from Ben Trousdale. I