Dave, Folks, Hmmmm, this might be the time to do my mPBM54 kit bash starting with a couple ConCor Cars, and also getting the ends fixed on my NJ Custom Brass PBM70. Regards Bruce Bruce F. Smith

Group, I would like to nominate PRR RPOs for project #35. I'm currently working on PRR M70B RPO, and I will begin working on a BM70KA. I have recently found both of these kits in HO scale, and I

Being new, I'd personally love to participate actively. This should not sway anyone's decision but for now my list is limited to what I have in the backlog at this time. For my planned PRR specific

Hi Bruce, et al., I'll second the "snow fighting equipment." Pax, Ralph Brown Portland, Maine PRRT&HS No. 3966 NMRA No. L2532 -----------------------------------------From: "Bruce Smith" To:

Well a couple of years ago I suggested a bridge that was fairly well received. There are several bridge types available in all scales. I personally need some ballasted deck bridges for my area around

Dick, In this case, I would say yes! Regards Bruce Bruce F. Smith Auburn, AL "Some days you are the bug, some days you are the windshield."

Bruce, would Pennsy subsidiaries equipment be acceptable? I'm thinking in terms of, for example, the LIRR steam rotary, which is now at Steamtown. The rotary was delivered after the blizzard of '88,

Folks, I'll get the ball rolling. In honor of the winter season, I'd like to nominate "snow fighting equipment". For me, this would the following: 1) A build of the Walthers HO scale Russel snow plow

Folks, It's (past) time to decide what we'll be working on come January! For that reason, I am soliciting nominations for our next project! (The list of past projects can be found in our files).

Thanks Paul. Thanks Rod. The lighting is actually the same, in the earlier photo I had placed a more neutral color surface in the background to hide the influence of the dark and fairly intense buff /

Chuck, Lighting color looks great. You changed to a warmer color LED or did you use a colored film? In photo IMG1162, that is a BLI P70 in the background with the cooler white interior lighting,

Nice car Chuck, the wire grabs are a big improvement over the molded on versions. -Paul

While I've been completely delinquent in reporting progress on this project here, I have made sporadic but significant progress to the point I'd say it's mostly complete. In deciding how much to

Nicely done Paul Fenton

With the ScaleCoat I ordered on its way, I figured I should finish the final details on these three cars and give them a good scrubbing in prep for paint. Most of that order was dedicated to paint

Hi Bruce, Looks like some folks don't bother to read the eNews. Pax, Ralph Brown Portland, Maine PRRT&HS No. 3966 NMRA No. L2532 -----------------------------------------From: "Bruce Smith" To:

Folks, You may have recently received an email from Club Express, providing you with temporary credentials for a new PRRT&HS web page. Be assured that this is not a scam and is something that the

Rob, Thanks for your comment! I think it's easier to add a pin wash early in the weathering process. Some will be covered by Pan Pastels dirt and soot colors, but the effect should come through. As

Rob, Thanks! On the railings, I drilled freehand. It helps to have a sharp bit, but it was a PITA! I often use a pin to create a starter hole. On scratchbuilt parts, I just make more than I need and

Its really nice, meticulous work Bruce. Was wondering what your tips are for drilling holes through such narrow pits of resin? How do you ensure you don’t go off centre, or break through on an