What is your question about the RLW decals? I have some in front of me...sort of. Rob Bell Modeling the White Pass & Yukon Route in HOn3 Waynesville, NC

Bob, Have I seen one of the PFM 70 class locos? Haha...I own 4 of them. Still need a SN 34, painted "USA" of course...hint hint. Rob Bell Modeling the White Pass & Yukon Route in HOn3 Waynesville,

We had a summer home in Santa Fe and one day made a day trip to Chama. That was it, the rail yard was the inspiration. Then I met the folks from Blackstone as I was wandering aroung the yard. They

I feel fortunate that my furnace and water heater are outside of my train room, but I have a water line that runs to the outside spigot that is a little worrisome. I finally decided if it fails,

Craig when I first started back in the early 70s , I was planning a eastern logging and coal mine using western second hand equipment bought and shipped east as the railroad was able to find equipment

In reference to dry transfers, I had heard someplace that the chemicals that are used in them are now on the endangered list, hazardous, or what ever, which has basically stopped production by those

Thanks Chris for the file. And thanks to everyone who has answered so far. I think this will really help my presentation go a bit further (and to some area’s that I didn’t think of…so thank

Jesse, here is my truck building jig that works for Rio Grande HOn3 trucks. The truck is built upside down with the bolster sitting along the plastic stock. I glue one sideframe to the bolster first

Thanks Rob the cds decals dried up and (to me ) are useless. I emailed Republic and no answer yet. Have you ever seen the PFM model of # 70 ? Thanks esp.John and others for the help Bob V.

Ozark Miniatures had the CDS line listed up until about a year or so ago, and the link is still there on their website. I had ordered several sets from them just a couple of years ago, although they

Jesse There are high impact grades of ACC. These are typically of medium viscosity and moderate setting time. Check out the local model aircraft supply source - they need the

I'd use 5 minute epoxy. It gives you a few minutes working time for adjustments and when cured the bond can't be broken. -- Wayne Taylor

Just be sure you use low temperature bismuth alloy solder. you will melt the frames if you use lead solder. You can use two part epoxy instead if you prefer. It sticks very well. -Steve Hatch

The white metal trucks I have seen all seem to have a dash of solder on the inside between the side frame and bolster. DB

Greetings all. I am hoping that someone around here might be able to offer up a little advice regarding the assembly of RGM white metal tricks. I was fortunate enough to be able to purchase a couple

My thought exactly! We jus tried that a year ago ... Mike Conder -- Mike Conder

What got me into HOn3? Finding a copy of "Narrow Gauge in the Rockies" by Beebe and Clegg. It was all so interesting until I got to the last chapter on the RGS. That was it! At the time an HOn3 K27

Jim, I read your note and chuckled: " Hope your furnace doesn’t have to be replaced!" Yes, that was another aspect of the project making sure the front sections come out and the joints in the

Lo rez should you wish to consult it Craig. Chris Lane - Editor HOn3 Annual chrislaneon30@...

Hi, Craig,     You might want to get a copy of the 2009 HOIn3 Annual.  I wrote the lead article.  It was about why HOn3 was perhaps the best scale/gauge combination for modeling narrow gauge