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I built a 4750 covered hopper by Ben Trousdale.? Does anyone know where I can get decals for it?? BN? Steve Wolcott

Jace, That Springville NY auction house still exists and the auction is every Wednesday, along with a decent size flea market. The B&O tracks are long gone though. I saw a video once of how the

Thanks Gale. Tommy

On Saturday, December 14, 2024 at 02:11:06 PM PST, hall7009@... via groups.io <hall7009@...> wrote: Tom, That club would have been Ernie Horr’s club.In Washington State.

Tom, That club would have been Ernie Horr’s club. In Washington State. Spokane area Gale Hsll

It's been eleven years since I left the area, so my memory had gotten a little fuzzy. Yes, its origin was in the Winona and St Peter. Jace Kahn ________________________________ Sent: Saturday,

Jace, Right both counts: original Norfolk Southern, and Potomac Valley S Gaugers did offer the kit 1970-1971. Gale Hsll

Time for me to also correct my error's. My mentioning of the RSD, was in error they were actually RS2C.? Since that model wasn't made in S, I painted my RSD in MILW and numbered it according to the

Jace, the Alco line originated in Winona, not La Crosse. -- Nick Kinnear Plainview, MN

Could someone please remind me of an issue when the Overland RS11 first came out? I have a never run loco bench testing with a short someplace - not even on track. Thank You, Bill Lane Modeling

Jace you are too generous as at that time I had zero knowledge of Alco's, except I knew it was an Alco.? A bit earlier I thought anything with a cab? someplace in the middle was a GP 7.? As it

I believe those ore cars were produced by members of the Delaware Valley club and marketed by Frank Titman—lots of hand workmanship involved. A fellow at this year's S Fest had several of those

Awesome. Thanks. John D

Also back to the sandhouse, Sometime past one of our guys had a mirror'ed (backward?) set of blueprints of the sand-house.? It might have come from my acquiring it, but I gave it 'back' to that

I knew that part of eastern Iowa: serving a small church in Burlington while working on a PhD in Iowa City (and driving between the two each weekend) gave me ample opportunity to enjoy the area. The

The NASG site already has photos of the Lehigh Valley Models sandhouse kit that I built: Lehigh Valley Models Sand House - NASG (

I'm glad somebody posted my photo from a few years ago.? It's almost the same now, including that guy slightly off kilter!? However, I put some white sand down around it, but I really don't like the

Brian,? good memories for sure.? On the Milwaukee's Society magazine there's a fairly lengthy article on the their main. that one hosted the UP Cities trains that is mostly gone now having been a

Jace Kahn ________________________________ Sent: Monday, May 16, 2022 10:49 PM To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Subject: Re: [S-Scale] Sand House Confusion Jace: The sand house kit you

Someone already posted a photo to the list Jace Kahn ________________________________ Sent: Tuesday, May 17, 2022 10:14 AM To: S-Scale <[email protected]> Subject: [S-Scale] sandhouse Those