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Ben - What thickness are you using for the spline and how many layers are you going to "build up"? Bill

I'll get a caliper in it but Nimco only made two sizes...one for large for road engines and one small for switchers. [email protected]> wrote:

What diameter?

Gents........ Here are some ultra-fine passenger trucks from the not-too-far distant past.? Dan Navarre really pulled out all the stops for these.? Two types called: Plank Style (aka 41-N-11)?

He sees this list, he should reply. Jeff Madden [email protected]> wrote:

The last glue and clamp of the night. Ben Trousdale

Would anyone happen to have a phone number for Roy Meissner? Thanks........Ed Loizeaux

I've found a very helpful history of the Chicago Union stockyards, published by the University of Chicago Press: Slaughterhouse, by Dominic A. Pacyga. I found my copy online very reasonably. I should

I'm looking a single Nimco wheel....anyone happen to have a spare in good condition?

Okay now we've found the sources of S sandhouses.? We've also seen one version--but the other unit probably wasn't a strong seller!? Somebody must have built one or has a photo tucked away! This is

Talk about getting it from the source! Thanks, Dan. Roger Nulton Sent: Saturday, December 14, 2024 7:13 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [S-Scale] Sandhouse (was Riverton Stockyard The

As Brian points out rail traffic on the once stable mid-states rail lines was in trouble.? When I had a 'guest' Rock Island unit, I paired it with one of my Milw units to simulate how the roads

Hi Ed, just checking how I look on the S2 ? I can go $400 if that brings a bigger smile. Let me know. Charles

Sometime in the early 70s, the stockyard was moved out of Chicago to a new facility in Joliet. I don't know the history of the packing plants however. I suspect they were still in operation in their

MILW had a large sheep pen at Kirkland IL. CB&Q had theirs at Montgomery, IL Q's grain elevator might still be there. You could see it from the Mainline. It had a large CB&Q herald painted on the

One of the highlights of the 2015 NASG convention in Kansas City was a tour of an active sales yard auction, and a relatively intact stockyard that was no longer using rail service. In my teens I

K4 has lots of choices, good prices, good quality. Jace Kahn ________________________________ Sent: Saturday, December 14, 2024 6:23 PM To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Subject: [S-Scale]

Try this: https://www.cmrproducts.com/Burlington-Northern-BN-c64892036

The sandhouse was indeed from the original Norfolk Southern, located at their yard in Norfolk. ?Attached is a photo I shot of the prototype in January 1974, shortly after the Norfolk Southern was

Ken Zieska worked with a decal maker for some. Ben Trousdale