Happy New Year! For the month of January, all DVD orders will be shipping-free. Here's how it works... Order any DVD(s) from my website, and follow the...
Hi All, I'm putting up a new layout Based in the 1930's. so i'm looking to sell all of my post WWII stuff. Please contact me off-list for list of what I have. ...
Hi Folks, Rick from Rusty Rail, below you will find a link to our January newsletter. I will be sending a newsletter out each month to let you know what's new...
Thanks for sharing! That's some GREAT stuff!! Feel free to add me to your mailing list! ~Justin Dancing Hawk Dancing Hawk Ridge, Coffee Valley & Grohnan Creek...
I suggest you be a little more specific about what you are looking for.. presumably you know something about the 1930's and Appalachia since you selected that....
Hi Stan, I Have been modeling HO for about 20 years now, But "just found " steam last year. American history around the 1920-40's has always been of interest...
So your question is on rolling stock. Unfortunately many manufacturers do not supply dates of build and use for their rolling stock kits. Maybe they are...
Hi folks, these kits go up on ebay tonight. ... starting bid will be half price, no reserve. Someone may get a bargin. You never know with ebay. wish me luck. ...
Bill, I doubt you will find any one site that will give you the differences between cars in that time period. Part of the reason is, there were very few new...
Bill, More than everything you might want to know can be found by joining the Steam Era Freight Car Group: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/STMFC/ Their...
I ran into a dilemma like this when I built the Ambroid ACL Watermellon car. Decals are REALLY tough to find for this, so I played around and found I could...
I have the detail kit from an old SS.Ltd. Jennings lumber Company for sale. Includes table saw,arm saw, planer,shaper.all the pulley's and bracket's for the...
HO. SS, Ltd. structures and details are all HO scale. Keevan In a message dated 1/5/2009 11:16:51 A.M. Mountain Standard Time, dcwebguy@... writes: ...
The Jennings lumber kit went fast. I have a small group of old weston people who want to move. Hobo sitting with his bag of clothes and stick, Old man sleeping...
Looking for a suggestion on adhesives? I want to attach wood to plastic and have been using Walthers Goo, but it really stinks. I have also used CA in the...
Bill, you must have a sensitive nose. I use Goo periodically and never really noticed the smell - in fact I just opened the tube and took a sniff to see what...
Another alternative, closer to Goo, is Shoe Goo. This is an adhesive for gluing soles back onto athletic shoes. It has similar properties but doesn't smell...
Howdy Friends It has been a couple of years, in some cases over six years, since we took a hard look at our McCabe kit pricing, and during that time our wood,...
I use contact cement. Surprised anyone uses GOO anymore. Next alternative is 2 part expoy, both are a bit smelly but do the job. Dale ... From: cpr_2816 To:...
I am with Dale, When in doubt the 2 part 5 minute epoxy is a joint overkiller. Forget the smell, the last thing you want is to handle the structure in a year...
Yes, Doctor Ben's Super Sticky Adhesive #2924 is ideal for attaching/laminating clean/smooth surfaces to each other—plastic to wood; plastic to resin; resin...
I probably should have mentioned this in my response earlier today, but Doctor Ben's has a brand new product (OK, actually it has been around for quite a...
I use MEK to bond plastic to wood. It's smelly, but nothing works near as well and I don't have to deal with string contact cement. No goo oozing out from...
Doug, Been using that technique for years. It does work. I do use a slightly different solvent cement however. Keevan In a message dated 1/7/2009 5:54:40...
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