Details complete on my N scale snowplow. Added roofwalks, grab irons, smokejacks, brake wheel, headlight, and flanger. Ready for the paint shop. Where is everyone else’s progress?

The following photos have been uploaded to the Snow Plows album of the PRRPro@groups.io group. 84636A21-2121-4975-BB15-A116EDF80FEA.jpeg 931966AF-9CBA-4E72-8682-F2A9B7C457A4.jpeg By: Douglas Nelson <d

Cole and group: On page 424 of Staufer’s Pennsy Power III, there is a photo of double-tack plow #497799 that appears to show no air horn (though it could be hidden). One the same page is a 3/4 rear ph

Folks, Some of you are off to great starts! I'm getting "my ducks in a row". Here is what I am planning to do for this project: Overland HO scale single track Russel - since this is a factory painted

I meant to send this to this group last night: FN-000150 flickr.com Dave Wilson

Group, here is a steam locomotive with a plow on the front. Dave Wilson -- David C. Wilson nanos gigantum humeris insidentes PRRT&HS 9088 (H6sb)

Here are some pics of a Russel plow that is on display in Meadville, Pa. Dave Wilson

Folks, Project #39, Snow Plows, is now open for discussion. I have created a folder in the Photos section of the website for your photos of both the prototype and your models. Both Russel plows and Jo

Folks. A reminder that the poll to vote for project #36 is now open! https://groups.io/g/PRRPro/message/10636?p=,,,20,0,0,0::created,,,20,2,0,21841 Please vote for your choice of project to begin July

Good morning, Going way back to the X29b, I noticed I had one in inventory, and wanted to build it before the Walther's version came out and I lost all interest in it. The resin running board included

Folks, It is past time to choose a new project for the new year! So let's get some nominations. As always, nominations should describe the project, and the alternatives in a variety of scales. In part

A new poll has been created: This is the poll to decide project 39. This project will start immediately upon selection of a topic and run through June 30th, 2023. 1. Snow Plows (Russell Plows and/or J

Hi Folks, As David had brought up the PB70's a few days ago, I thought I'd share some of what I've been playing with. From Robert Schoenberg's site: PB70 Side/End View http://prr.railfan.net/diagrams/

I nominate F41 flat cars and G25 gons just to have something besides plows et al. Brian Carlson

Folks, An earlier comment by Chuck had me thinking about flangers last night. It seems almost prescient in light of today's email from Chuck, that in that process I found several additional pieces of

I see posts that ask if a project has been done before....... Is there a list somewhere that has all the projects that have been done? Jim Gilmore Jim Thorpe, PA.

Greg, list, Not Bruce, but regarding your question about the X29 based flangers, the earliest picture I am aware of is a 1961 Dave Sweetland photo in PRR Color Guide 1, page 124. The caption indicates

Hi Group, A few relevant notes to the consideration of the proposed snow fighting project: Flangers: The PRR created several (3-ish) different configurations of flangers from XL boxcars starting at c1

I have been meaning to post to this project for a long time...finally getting around to it . I do need some advice Thirty + years ago AHM produced a number of HO scale biplanes including the Grumman F

Attached is a photo of the completed powder boiler load as shown in the PRR Flat Cars by Gatwood & Buchan -F25. The I Beams and Channels were fabricated from .010 styrene with a rethink required on th