Hi Darryl, I know it's not your responsibility. John does know, since he bought a kit, but the list was put together before I entered kit manufacturing. Scott ...
Scott wrote - I know it's not your responsibility. John does know, since he bought a kit, but the list was put together before I entered kit manufacturing. - -...
The list just posted is just great. As FSM is the holy grail, could anyone in the group provide some insight as to what manufacturer(s) comes closes to FSM...
FSM was an early leader. In my opinion South River Model Works is now better as their kits are based on real industries and are more realistic. But this...
In MHO I think what constitutes a good kit is the ability to view the model whether kit built or Scratchbuilt from any angle and everything comes together. I...
Darryl, You are a crafty bugger. Dunny B.T.W. the DVD's are all working great on my son's Xbox360 (Well I bought it any) dlhuffman <dlhuffman@...> Sent...
Apparently I offended some people by giving all the credit for the Craftsman Kit Manufacturers listing to John Knapp. It seems that it was a group project...
Here is the link to the thread on Craftsman Kit Manufacturers on Railroad Line Forums: http://www.railroad-line.com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=22139 Darryl...
... Hi all, I sent the wrong link for the list to Darryl and the one he posted is not the structure manufacturer list. The correct link for the listing of...
I have dove several sierra west kits and i find them to be at least for me, My top of the line. But like fsm they arn't cheap, or for the faint of heart.. Ross...
Hi Scott....sorry 'bout that! You've been added onto the list in the Railroad-Line Forum. I don't know how the heck I missed adding you in there...?! ... ...
Hi John, No problem at all. I know you compiled the list before I announced my kit. Scott -- www.scottymason.com ... From: "John" <jtknapp@...> ... ...
I'm going to get my hands into using hydrocal and I wanted to know what is the best type/ kind to purchase for model building. I would like to do walls and...
Dave, Research, on the USG web site, your local area as to where to acquire it. First look at the manufacturer's web site to decide what it is you wish to ...
USG only makes White Hydrocal. It discontinued B11 Hydrocal a few years ago. White Hydrocal has been the standard plaster in model railroading for many years....
Thanks all - I just placed an order for a 50# bag or white hydrocal. I did some reading after I sent the post to the group(s) and got a reply from a friend...
Dave, I personally threw away all my hydrocal years ago and have never regretted it for one minute. I use only Plaster of Paris now. Easy to carve. Easy to...
Dave, A hundred pounds of Plaster of Paris in convenient 5 pound plastic tubs only costs about $50. Plus you can just buy a few as you need them. Darryl...
Hi Folks, Rick from Rusty Rail, below you will find a link to our September newsletter. I will be sending a newsletter out each month to let you know what's...
Rick, The layout looks pretty good. A far cry from mine, since I haven't done anything to it in a while. I saw that there was some missing details though, I...
Hi Rick, you have a regular job? And still have time to put out the wonderful stuff you do? Wow, I am impressed. I imagine Rusty Rails keeps you quite busy...
http://www.towerhobbies.com/help/convcalcs.html Here is a handy conversion table. Tony Burgess Tulsa, OK [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]...
Tony, Thanks. Especially helpful since I lost my Smolley's Tables book somewhere long ago. Keevan In a message dated 9/6/2008 1:07:30 P.M. Mountain Daylight...
your very welcome. Tony Burgess Tulsa, OK ... From: Kjb80401@... To: finescaleminiatures@yahoogroups.com Sent: Saturday, September 06, 2008 2:11 PM ...
Tony, Thank you for the conversion calculator in your email to our group. I have already used it. John Coles Nashville, Tennessee?? ... From: Tony Burgess...
No problem my friend. Tony Burgess Tulsa, OK ... From: hotrainsho@... To: finescaleminiatures@yahoogroups.com Sent: Saturday, September 06, 2008 2:36 PM ...
