Wow Darryl - that was fast! It will look really great in the red and white,
should you decide to use those colors. I have finished a pair of Heavy Duty
Flats which will carry a 48' cast concrete pipe, however, I am in need of trucks
- so it will be a while yet before they are "really" finished. The most
difficult part was cutting the 28 triangular gussets for the pair from styrene!

Thanks for the group photo album. Great idea!


Tom

--- In Yorke_Kits@yahoogroups.com, dlhuffman <darrylhuffman@...> wrote:
>
> I received Tom's latest Sketchbook this week and it is filled with all the
> usual great ideas for modelbuilding.  Lots of rolling stock and a few
> buildings.
>
> I have finished the front of my O scale model based on Tom's Sketchbook
> drawing of the "Red Building".  This is a great false front garage or other
> small workshop featuring an upside down "picket fence" type of trim on the
> top.
>
> I haven't added the hinges on the door or any signage or even painted it
> red, but the basic building front is there so you can see what one of the
> drawings in the new Sketchbook builds into.
>
> I started a new photo album called, "2010 Models Built" and put the photo in
> there.
>
> This is a group album that anyone can add to for models they build this
> year.
>
> Maybe this will make it easier to find the new stuff.
>
> Here is a link to the new album:
>
> http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Yorke_Kits/photos/album/943437891/pic/list
>
> Darryl Huffman
> 12020 Old Seward Highway
> Anchorage, AK 99515
> dlhuffman@...
>
> Interested in weathering steam?  Check out my newest DVD:
>
> http://darrylhuffman.50megs.com/whats_new_3.html
> .
>

Darryl---

I agree with Tom---that was fast!  And if  I'm "seeing what I'm seeing", it
looks like the wall is built with exposed studs.  Correct?  I'm also
impressed with the scale size of the window and door mullions,  Did you
scratchbuild those?

I'm working on a build of the "Fat Tank" flatcar that's also in Tom's latest
Sketchbook.  A big cylindrical welded-steel tank mounted horizontally on a
steel-frame flatcar.  I'll use it as a water car in work train use on my
Austin and Northwestern RR  (On30).  I'm using the neat one-piece frame and
deck casting that's available from Tom for only 10 bucks.  This casting
matches the common frame that most of the freight/work/crew cars in the
Sketchbook have.  But, like Tom, I'm having to wait on some On30 trucks to
arrive.  In the meantime, I'm proceeding with scratchbuilidng the tank part.
With the exception of the cast frame/deck, On30 trucks, and Kadee HO
couplers, this will be a scrounged-up, what-I-have-on-hand build.  In the
same spirit as the prototype that Tom based his design on.

Craig Kanewske

----- Original Message -----
From: "dlhuffman" <darrylhuffman@...>
To: <Yorke_Kits@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Monday, May 31, 2010 10:59 PM
Subject: [Yorke_Kits] Red Building from newest SketchBook


>I received Tom's latest Sketchbook this week and it is filled with all the
> usual great ideas for modelbuilding.  Lots of rolling stock and a few
> buildings.
>
> I have finished the front of my O scale model based on Tom's Sketchbook
> drawing of the "Red Building".  This is a great false front garage or
> other
> small workshop featuring an upside down "picket fence" type of trim on the
> top.
>
> I haven't added the hinges on the door or any signage or even painted it
> red, but the basic building front is there so you can see what one of the
> drawings in the new Sketchbook builds into.
>
> I started a new photo album called, "2010 Models Built" and put the photo
> in
> there.
>
> This is a group album that anyone can add to for models they build this
> year.
>
> Maybe this will make it easier to find the new stuff.
>
> Here is a link to the new album:
>
> http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Yorke_Kits/photos/album/943437891/pic/list
>
> Darryl Huffman
> 12020 Old Seward Highway
> Anchorage, AK 99515
> dlhuffman@...
>
> Interested in weathering steam?  Check out my newest DVD:
>
> http://darrylhuffman.50megs.com/whats_new_3.html
> .
>
>
>
> ------------------------------------
>
> Thomas A. Yorke Design Studio Web Site
>
> http://www.thomasayorke.com/
>
> Remember, additional Yorke_Kits photos and files can now be found at:
>
> http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Yorke_pics
>
> Yahoo! Groups Links
>
>
>

Craig,

The studs are there.

I have found I can build up a studded frame very quickly and it leaves lots
of versatility for me in the final weathering.

Plus, there is never a problem with warping when building this way.

For the siding itself, I took a sheet of 1/8th inch scribed siding and using
my Xacto knife, I cut along the grooves as best I could freehand.

I did not use a steel rule to guide the knife.

I learned this trick about 30 years ago in an issue of MR.

I like the way it looks when finished as the gooves are still there and
there is just enough light coming through to make it look like the wood has
shrunk as it dried out.

I will actually back up the siding on the inside with black tar paper so
there isn't much light actually showing through.

The windows are bashed from Grandtline castings.

On the tall vertical window, I made the window opening large enough that the
entire Grandtline casting would fit between the studs.

I then cut and glued the same strips of wood used in the sidings onto the
front of the Grandtline casting and glued the assembly into place.

This gave the great mullions.

The door windows were made by cutting off the top half of a larger Grantline
window casting and gluing it in place and then adding a very thin strip of
wood across the bottom to match the other three outside parts of the
windows.

While I rarely build large buildings in O scale, I do buy some of the very
largest Grandtline window castings such as used in factories.

I can then cut out the mullions from those castings and use them to
scratchbuild windows when needed.

As it was, the Grandtline castings I had worked fine with just a little
modification.

I look forward to seeing your tank car.

I had noticed Tom had the frames available which should make it a lot easier
to have a standardized frame.

Darryl Huffman
12020 Old Seward Highway
Anchorage, AK 99515
dlhuffman@...

Interested in weathering steam?  Check out my newest DVD:

http://darrylhuffman.50megs.com/whats_new_3.html
.
----- Original Message -----
From: "E. Craig Kanewske" <kanewske@...>
To: <Yorke_Kits@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Wednesday, June 02, 2010 8:15 AM
Subject: Re: [Yorke_Kits] Red Building from newest SketchBook


> Darryl---
>
> I agree with Tom---that was fast!  And if  I'm "seeing what I'm seeing",
> it
> looks like the wall is built with exposed studs.  Correct?  I'm also
> impressed with the scale size of the window and door mullions,  Did you
> scratchbuild those?

Darryl---

Thanks for sharing how you did the siding and windows.  I  look forward to
seeing more as the building progresses.

Craig


----- Original Message -----
From: "Darryl Huffman" <darrylhuffman@...>
To: <Yorke_Kits@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Wednesday, June 02, 2010 12:11 PM
Subject: Re: [Yorke_Kits] Red Building from newest SketchBook


> Craig,
>
> The studs are there.
>
> I have found I can build up a studded frame very quickly and it leaves
> lots
> of versatility for me in the final weathering.
>
> Plus, there is never a problem with warping when building this way.
>
> For the siding itself, I took a sheet of 1/8th inch scribed siding and
> using
> my Xacto knife, I cut along the grooves as best I could freehand.
>
> I did not use a steel rule to guide the knife.
>
> I learned this trick about 30 years ago in an issue of MR.
>
> I like the way it looks when finished as the gooves are still there and
> there is just enough light coming through to make it look like the wood
> has
> shrunk as it dried out.
>
> I will actually back up the siding on the inside with black tar paper so
> there isn't much light actually showing through.
>
> The windows are bashed from Grandtline castings.
>
> On the tall vertical window, I made the window opening large enough that
> the
> entire Grandtline casting would fit between the studs.
>
> I then cut and glued the same strips of wood used in the sidings onto the
> front of the Grandtline casting and glued the assembly into place.
>
> This gave the great mullions.
>
> The door windows were made by cutting off the top half of a larger
> Grantline
> window casting and gluing it in place and then adding a very thin strip of
> wood across the bottom to match the other three outside parts of the
> windows.
>
> While I rarely build large buildings in O scale, I do buy some of the very
> largest Grandtline window castings such as used in factories.
>
> I can then cut out the mullions from those castings and use them to
> scratchbuild windows when needed.
>
> As it was, the Grandtline castings I had worked fine with just a little
> modification.
>
> I look forward to seeing your tank car.
>
> I had noticed Tom had the frames available which should make it a lot
> easier
> to have a standardized frame.
>
> Darryl Huffman
> 12020 Old Seward Highway
> Anchorage, AK 99515
> dlhuffman@...
>
> Interested in weathering steam?  Check out my newest DVD:
>
> http://darrylhuffman.50megs.com/whats_new_3.html
> .
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "E. Craig Kanewske" <kanewske@...>
> To: <Yorke_Kits@yahoogroups.com>
> Sent: Wednesday, June 02, 2010 8:15 AM
> Subject: Re: [Yorke_Kits] Red Building from newest SketchBook
>
>
>> Darryl---
>>
>> I agree with Tom---that was fast!  And if  I'm "seeing what I'm seeing",
>> it
>> looks like the wall is built with exposed studs.  Correct?  I'm also
>> impressed with the scale size of the window and door mullions,  Did you
>> scratchbuild those?
>

Blown Up Bank has been turned into a tourist attraction in my Mexican Village. 5
pics in the "2010 Models Built" folder.

Great idea, Joe.  And well done.

Thanks for sharing.

Darryl Huffman
12020 Old Seward Highway
Anchorage, AK 99515
dlhuffman@...

Interested in weathering steam?  Check out my newest DVD:

http://darrylhuffman.50megs.com/whats_new_3.html
.
----- Original Message -----
From: "joecaboose2" <JOECABOOSE3@...>
To: <Yorke_Kits@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Wednesday, June 02, 2010 6:48 PM
Subject: [Yorke_Kits] Blown Up Bank


> Blown Up Bank has been turned into a tourist attraction in my Mexican
> Village. 5 pics in the "2010 Models Built" folder.
>

New photo file posted.....................


More later.

Tom

Simply fantastic!

Tom

--- In Yorke_Kits@yahoogroups.com, "joecaboose2" <JOECABOOSE3@...> wrote:
>
> Blown Up Bank has been turned into a tourist attraction in my Mexican Village.
5 pics in the "2010 Models Built" folder.
>

Joe---

That's a clever idea and very nicely done.  The checkerboard painted tile
floor adds a nice bit of color and accent.

Craig

----- Original Message -----
From: "joecaboose2" <JOECABOOSE3@...>
To: <Yorke_Kits@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Wednesday, June 02, 2010 9:48 PM
Subject: [Yorke_Kits] Blown Up Bank


> Blown Up Bank has been turned into a tourist attraction in my Mexican
> Village. 5 pics in the "2010 Models Built" folder.
>
>
>
> ------------------------------------
>
> Thomas A. Yorke Design Studio Web Site
>
> http://www.thomasayorke.com/
>
> Remember, additional Yorke_Kits photos and files can now be found at:
>
> http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Yorke_pics
>
> Yahoo! Groups Links
>
>
>

Tom---

Great new stuff.  Can't wait to see and read more.

Craig

----- Original Message -----
From: "tomyorkethebigstuff" <tomyorke@...>
To: <Yorke_Kits@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Thursday, June 03, 2010 8:34 AM
Subject: [Yorke_Kits] Coming Attractions............


> New photo file posted.....................
>
>
> More later.
>
> Tom
>

Are these buildings HO or O or both, especially the pumpkin house? Also,
I for one m glad to hear that you are feeling better.

Bob Hoover

FriscoFriend



--- In Yorke_Kits@yahoogroups.com, "tomyorkethebigstuff" <tomyorke@...>
wrote:
>
> New photo file posted.....................
>
>
> More later.
>
> Tom
>

Bob,
There will be more on these later, however, they are both O scale.


Tom

--- In Yorke_Kits@yahoogroups.com, "neewollah2000" <FriscoFriend@...> wrote:
>
>
>
> Are these buildings HO or O or both, especially the pumpkin house? Also,
> I for one m glad to hear that you are feeling better.
>
> Bob Hoover
>
> FriscoFriend
>
>
>
> --- In Yorke_Kits@yahoogroups.com, "tomyorkethebigstuff" <tomyorke@>
> wrote:
> >
> > New photo file posted.....................
> >
> >
> > More later.
> >
> > Tom
> >
>

To All,

Due to a total lack of space, I need to clear out some kits.  I have an O scale
Rubbles Depot re-issue kit by Mike Lynch for sale.  I am looking for $85 +
actual shipping.  If interested, let me know.

Frank

http://www.shorpy.com/node/8307?size=_original

This has some great details in it.

Darryl Huffman
12020 Old Seward Highway
Anchorage, AK 99515
dlhuffman@...

Interested in weathering steam?  Check out my newest DVD:

http://darrylhuffman.50megs.com/whats_new_3.html
.

As always , walker evans always took great & interesting photos. mike






--- In Yorke_Kits@yahoogroups.com, dlhuffman <darrylhuffman@...> wrote:
>
> http://www.shorpy.com/node/8307?size=_original
>
> This has some great details in it.
>
> Darryl Huffman
> 12020 Old Seward Highway
> Anchorage, AK 99515
> dlhuffman@...
>
> Interested in weathering steam?  Check out my newest DVD:
>
> http://darrylhuffman.50megs.com/whats_new_3.html
> .
>

Hello All,

We are working on another company acquisition(which will remain private) and
also looking to pick up a couple large collections. Need to raise some funds to
make it happen!

We have listed several items, many limited quantity available, in a special
section of Our web site store called "A+ summer sale items" Have a look at take
advantage of some of the really great deals!

One of which is the On3 Pile Driver OB kit We are blowing out at $159.95 less
trucks. This kit is being discontinued and will not be re-run.

Also Ditchers, Donkey Engines, Model T fords, HO packards and more are featured
in the sale.

We accept payments by check or Money Order,Visa and Master Card over the phone
or e-mails. We also can take pay-pal. Our shopping cart feature will let us know
when you have made the purchases and We will send an invoice via e-mail.

Happy hunting and thanks for the needed past and future support.

Thanks!

Keith Wiseman
Wiseman Model Services Inc.
898 Black's Cross Road
Paris, Ky 40361
859-484-9573
kwiseman@...
www.wisemanmodelservices.com

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Good morning,

Branline Sales have a new Yorke kit available for shippment. The Dr. Phineus T.
Skamm Bottling Co. is a very unique kit with lots of the Yorke character. The
kit includes the two vats for production and bottling of the elixir. The story
is he won the building in a poker game and then decided to bottle his product.

I have several of these kits in stock. They are all numbered and signed by Tom.
This kit is limited to only 20 kits so they will not last long. Check out the
pictures in the folder 'Future Release' or better yet go to my website:
www.e-model-railroading.com.

I accept paypal, money orders or your check. If you have any questions or
problems, you may reach me at 402-992-2415.

Oh, watch for the soon to be released The Old Store at Head's Mill. Also check
out the other kits I have on the website all for immeadiate shippment. Some of
them are being sold for the first time.

Thanks for your time,
Dennis Brandt
Branline Sales

Dennis---

Unless I'm missing something, your website doesn't have a link that has
price info on the Bottling Co.  For The Old Store, yes---but not for the
Bottling Co.  Inquiring minds want to know...

BTW, everyone else:  I've seen a kit for the TY designed and mastered Kent
County Texas Jail that Dennis also sells on his website.  If jails can be
"beautiful", this one is.

Thanks,
Craig Kanewske

----- Original Message -----
From: "branline2000" <dennisbrandt44@...>
To: <Yorke_Kits@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Thursday, June 17, 2010 10:46 AM
Subject: [Yorke_Kits] new Yorke kit available


> Good morning,
>
> Branline Sales have a new Yorke kit available for shippment. The Dr.
> Phineus T. Skamm Bottling Co. is a very unique kit with lots of the Yorke
> character. The kit includes the two vats for production and bottling of
> the elixir. The story is he won the building in a poker game and then
> decided to bottle his product.
>
> I have several of these kits in stock. They are all numbered and signed by
> Tom. This kit is limited to only 20 kits so they will not last long. Check
> out the pictures in the folder 'Future Release' or better yet go to my
> website: www.e-model-railroading.com.
>
> I accept paypal, money orders or your check. If you have any questions or
> problems, you may reach me at 402-992-2415.
>
> Oh, watch for the soon to be released The Old Store at Head's Mill. Also
> check out the other kits I have on the website all for immeadiate
> shippment. Some of them are being sold for the first time.
>
> Thanks for your time,
> Dennis Brandt
> Branline Sales
>

You website sure does not make finding pictures of the kit very easy.
How about a link?
I did a search and the engine couldn't find the kit but listed it in "you my be
interested in these other items" but all there was is "add to cart" and a small
thumbnail.
You might do better if the site was more user friendly.
-Marty

http://mgjphotography.zenfolio.com/

           





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................................... is for sale since it will not fit on my 1/2"
scale island railway. Price is for completed and painted structure and shipping
in the U.S. $125.


Tom

marty,
Yes they do limit me to one little picture and one larger when which may
be the same or may not be.

here a couple of other ones of the bottling company,
Any problems just email me or call 402-992-2415 and I can invoice you
through paypal or send a check.

thanks,
Dennis




M JONES wrote:
>
> You website sure does not make finding pictures of the kit very easy.
> How about a link?
> I did a search and the engine couldn't find the kit but listed it in
> "you my be interested in these other items" but all there was is "add
> to cart" and a small thumbnail.
> You might do better if the site was more user friendly.
> -Marty
>
> http://mgjphotography.zenfolio.com/
>
>
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>
>



[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

Craig,
My inventory is limited so I had the website inventory set pretty low so
I wasn't selling something I didn't have. I have reloaded the inventory
so it should work unless some one jumps in.

If you have any problems, just call me or email me and I can directly
just invoice you one in Paypal. no problem

Thanks for your interest,
Dennis

402-992-2415





E. Craig Kanewske wrote:
>
> Dennis---
>
> Unless I'm missing something, your website doesn't have a link that has
> price info on the Bottling Co. For The Old Store, yes---but not for the
> Bottling Co. Inquiring minds want to know...
>
> BTW, everyone else: I've seen a kit for the TY designed and mastered Kent
> County Texas Jail that Dennis also sells on his website. If jails can be
> "beautiful", this one is.
>
> Thanks,
> Craig Kanewske
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "branline2000" <dennisbrandt44@...
> <mailto:dennisbrandt44%40gmail.com>>
> To: <Yorke_Kits@yahoogroups.com <mailto:Yorke_Kits%40yahoogroups.com>>
> Sent: Thursday, June 17, 2010 10:46 AM
> Subject: [Yorke_Kits] new Yorke kit available
>
> > Good morning,
> >
> > Branline Sales have a new Yorke kit available for shippment. The Dr.
> > Phineus T. Skamm Bottling Co. is a very unique kit with lots of the
> Yorke
> > character. The kit includes the two vats for production and bottling of
> > the elixir. The story is he won the building in a poker game and then
> > decided to bottle his product.
> >
> > I have several of these kits in stock. They are all numbered and
> signed by
> > Tom. This kit is limited to only 20 kits so they will not last long.
> Check
> > out the pictures in the folder 'Future Release' or better yet go to my
> > website: www.e-model-railroading.com.
> >
> > I accept paypal, money orders or your check. If you have any
> questions or
> > problems, you may reach me at 402-992-2415.
> >
> > Oh, watch for the soon to be released The Old Store at Head's Mill.
> Also
> > check out the other kits I have on the website all for immeadiate
> > shippment. Some of them are being sold for the first time.
> >
> > Thanks for your time,
> > Dennis Brandt
> > Branline Sales
> >
>
>

Check under coming attractions in the photo section. There are more photos
there.

Tom

Doug,

I wanted to let you know I sold the last Skamn bottling I had in stock.
I will be getting the balance of the kits late next week. I will have 8
more kits.

If you want to be on the list, send me an email and I will invoice you
on paypal when I have them in hand and can ship.

I can have them show up on the feature first page but if I show no
inventory there is no link to purchase. They are both that way right now
until I go back in and post new inventory.

Again thank you for your interest,

Dennis
402-992-2415






E. Craig Kanewske wrote:
>
> Dennis---
>
> Unless I'm missing something, your website doesn't have a link that has
> price info on the Bottling Co. For The Old Store, yes---but not for the
> Bottling Co. Inquiring minds want to know...
>
> BTW, everyone else: I've seen a kit for the TY designed and mastered Kent
> County Texas Jail that Dennis also sells on his website. If jails can be
> "beautiful", this one is.
>
> Thanks,
> Craig Kanewske
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "branline2000" <dennisbrandt44@...
> <mailto:dennisbrandt44%40gmail.com>>
> To: <Yorke_Kits@yahoogroups.com <mailto:Yorke_Kits%40yahoogroups.com>>
> Sent: Thursday, June 17, 2010 10:46 AM
> Subject: [Yorke_Kits] new Yorke kit available
>
> > Good morning,
> >
> > Branline Sales have a new Yorke kit available for shippment. The Dr.
> > Phineus T. Skamm Bottling Co. is a very unique kit with lots of the
> Yorke
> > character. The kit includes the two vats for production and bottling of
> > the elixir. The story is he won the building in a poker game and then
> > decided to bottle his product.
> >
> > I have several of these kits in stock. They are all numbered and
> signed by
> > Tom. This kit is limited to only 20 kits so they will not last long.
> Check
> > out the pictures in the folder 'Future Release' or better yet go to my
> > website: www.e-model-railroading.com.
> >
> > I accept paypal, money orders or your check. If you have any
> questions or
> > problems, you may reach me at 402-992-2415.
> >
> > Oh, watch for the soon to be released The Old Store at Head's Mill.
> Also
> > check out the other kits I have on the website all for immeadiate
> > shippment. Some of them are being sold for the first time.
> >
> > Thanks for your time,
> > Dennis Brandt
> > Branline Sales
> >
>
>

Tom,
 
   Do you plan to release all (or any) of the Frijole Flats structures in
HO?  Thanks very much.
 
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Barry,
That is a good question. As of right now I do not know. I still have a lot to do
on the rest of the O scale line, but the economy is such that right now, most
projects are on hold. It is a definite possibility though at some point.


Tom

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>  
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Big Tom,
 
I will keep my fingers crossed.  I model the Chili Line as well as Alamosa and
Chama.  Your stuff would be absolutely perfect!
 
Thanks,
 
Barry Hopwood

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From: tomyorkethebigstuff <tomyorke@...>
Subject: [Yorke_Kits] Re: Frijole Flats
To: Yorke_Kits@yahoogroups.com
Date: Saturday, June 19, 2010, 9:55 PM


 



Barry,
That is a good question. As of right now I do not know. I still have a lot to do
on the rest of the O scale line, but the economy is such that right now, most
projects are on hold. It is a definite possibility though at some point.

Tom

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>    Do you plan to release all (or any) of the Frijole Flats structures
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good morning,
I have the latest kit in stock and available on the website.

The Old Store at Head's Mill is a 1" flat with a porch and other extras. This
kit is very adaptable. You can change the appearance by chaning the order of the
pieces. You could easily extend the back with styrene or wood to make a full
size structure. How you age it will determine not only its condition but useage
and so forth.

Take a look www.e-model-railroading.com Addition pictures can be found in the
photo section in future releases.

If you have any questions, please contact me. Like the first in the series this
kit is limited to 20 numbered kits.

I should have the last run of the Doctors bottling company in about a week.
Watch for the final release of this kit.

Thanks for your interest,
Dennis

And what is the scale of this kit???


On Jun 24, 2010, at 7:43 AM, branline2000 wrote:

> good morning,
> I have the latest kit in stock and available on the website.
>
> The Old Store at Head's Mill is a 1" flat with a porch and other extras. This
kit is very adaptable. You can change the appearance by chaning the order of the
pieces. You could easily extend the back with styrene or wood to make a full
size structure. How you age it will determine not only its condition but useage
and so forth.
>
> Take a look www.e-model-railroading.com Addition pictures can be found in the
photo section in future releases.
>
> If you have any questions, please contact me. Like the first in the series
this kit is limited to 20 numbered kits.
>
> I should have the last run of the Doctors bottling company in about a week.
Watch for the final release of this kit.
>
> Thanks for your interest,
> Dennis
>


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Dennis - It would be most helpful to me if your post would include the scale or
scales of the kits you are introducing. Thanks.

Ted McCormack
Midlothian, VA