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Ed, You got me curious if it’ll work on American Models paint. So I opened up a AM boxcar that was factory painted and just took a paper towel with a little bit of the stripper on it and wiped all

Another possibility is ammonia. It is one of the best penetrants on planet earth, but takes time. As a for instance it will get every last bit of grit and gunk out of the crevices of an old style

Ed, Haven’t tried yet on a locomotive. But plan to soon on one of their box cars. These are a pair of the Baldwin Centipede locos by Broadway Limited. Mike Swederska -- Mike Swederska Meramec Valley

If you cast a wide net, it seems AK 186 is perhaps good but hasn't been perfect for everyone for everything.? I don't know if it is just alcohol like some claim.? It might be substantial alcohol but

For anyone considering this, please go to Amazon and read all of the reviews before buying.? $16 for 4 ounces?? Amazon will sell you a 16 ounce bottle of 99% IPA for $8.34.? Walmart charges $30 for

You can get it on ebay. Cheaper then Amazon. AK Interactive is a European company that makes paints largely aimed at miniature/wargaming enthusiasts. Some hold them to be better then

Mike, do you think AK186 would work on the AM FP40 shells? Ed Sauers [email protected]> wrote:

There have always been modelers asking what to use for stripping paint from plastic models. I have tried so many techniques using everything from brake fluid to Scalecoat stripper. I have been

Here is a different kind than I was used to: http://www.right-o-way.us/catalogPage.php?partGrp=Rail%20Joiners It is a bit hard to see in the photos, but there are two joint bars connected in the

Some info for upgrading the detail on?your molded?AF reefers. ? Sent from Yahoo Mail for iPad Begin forwarded message:

John, It looks like you got some good advise on rail joiners.? When I laid my layout's track, I used the SHS line of flextrack and instead of soldering a wire to the joiner, I soldered a wire to each

The Fast Tracks Knowledgebase has a listing of rail dimensions.? If the link below does not take you to the page, go to Knowledgebase > Assembly Fixtures > Can you make Assembly Fixtures for rail

It appears SScaleAmerica has metal and plastic SHS rail joiners. Ron Kemp

Very nice! That car took me back to building the old Walthers metal sided wood car kits in HO. Mike Swederska

As requested, here are a few photos of the now nearly complete Exacta 80' HW Coach. Bob Hogan

I have same issue. Been using the O scale 148 joiners, work fine. Jack

I would stay away from code 100 rail jointers. I would think the heal would be too tight to get on the raill. The suggestion of O scale code 148 is what I would try. Micro Engineering should have

Hello IF ALL ELSE FAILS? I thought I could use the thin brass U-Shaped scratch building stock. 12inch length. Cut to about 1inch long. Buy the stock that has a width that is as wide as the base of

The width of the rail web (width of the bottom of the rail) varies surprisingly between different makes of the same rail height (code), let alone between sizes of rail. So the two code 100 sources you

In a pinch you can use Atlas O joiners for code 148. Steve Lunde