modeling the SP

 I have shown previously a number of 3-D printed loads that I have chosen for use on my layout. These are, I believe, only the thin edge of ...

In the preceding post, no. 108 in the series, I showed my creation of a Canadian weight agreement stamp. Just like American ones, this ident...

 The annual ProRail (Prototype Railroad Operations) event this year was in Kansas City over the weekend just past. And it was in that city f...

In the present sub-set of this series of posts about passenger cars, I am addressing the modeling of Southern Pacific streamlined sleeping c...

I mentioned in a previous post that at this year’s Cocoa Beach meeting, some of Bill Welch’s unfinished or damaged car projects were distrib...

 In this part of my little journey through O scale model railroading, I want to talk about re-doing one of Larry Kline’s freight cars. This ...

A couple of years ago, I showed the background for the need of better dome platforms on those of our model tank cars that should have them (...