Hello, I've been an avid model railroader for about 30 years now, and specialize in HO super-detailed locomotives and rolling stock. I'm in the process of converting my fleet to semi-scale, using Serg

Several months ago, it was announced that the Glatzl dummy couplers would no longer be carried by Sergent, but that there were plenty left. I wanted to add some to my order, and can't find them on the

I have just temporarily assemble several cars, including the (Sergent) couplers. Because I intend to take them back apart, and because it's kind of a pain to assemble everything, I decided not to put

Recent centering discussion prompted me to post a note reminding y’all that I produce coupler boxes to fit Sergent (wide and narrow shank) which allow for centering using his friction spring. Availabl

I am looking to possibly buy some shelf couplers and was wonder how well they work? Do they make it so the couplers don't slide apart on uneven track or with long cars? Stephen

I changed the subject line here because this is shop talk and a little off topic but is in response to LJ’s question and something I am still passionate about. I don’t believe a run of the mill (FDM)

I model in HO and I just bought some couplers. I am interested in the future of the couplers now that I know Frank intends to stop producing them. Robert J. Amsler, Jr. 514 Dover Place Saint Louis, Mi

Hello to all of you, This is my third attempt to contact you. As you can see in the mail address I am living in The Netherlands. The reason I apply is that some years ago I bought EN87A couplers for m

Hi Guys, Hope this is ok, if there is anyone in New Zealand who would be interested I have my sergent couplers for sale, I have type e, lower shelf, double shelf and tightloks, I am getting out of the

I'm a HO Scale models converting to Sergent couplers as i can. Great looking couplers! Vic Lewis, Proprietor Bald Clam Car and Locomotive Shop Florence, SC

My name is Peter York and I live in Dallas, TX. I collect brass model trains in all gauges (Gauge 1, O, HO and N). My preference is for articulated steam (all roads), UP diesels and turbines and uniqu

Hi Sergent engineering. I would like to join this group after reading on the website about plans. I myself am an 1/8 th scale modeler and builder and was using your photos to develop my own couplers.

Folks, Long time member of the Rio Grand Modeling & Historical Society. Model in HO/HON3 dual gauge. Have used Sergent couplers on manyt NG and SG cars. Great porduct. Dave L

From the Sergent Engineering home page: > > > > Sergent Engineering experienced record profit in 2017, but what about the > future? Sergent Engineering has been around for almost 20 years now and I >

Hello, thanks for the email - I am working on plans for an S Scale model railway layout based on The Rhodesia Railways. I was directed to Sergent Engineering's couplings which are very much like those

I am assembling some packages of couplers today - EC87P100K, EC87M040K and SEC87K - and all of them seem to have the same problem. There is a hole in the back of the coupler horn leading to the void f

To Mike Conder and anyone else that cares about this issue: I got my test prints of my coupler boxes from Shapeways Saturday (Feb, 17) and as I had surmised, they will need another pass at the draftin

has anyone had experience with or used a powered truck called a critter.they are from japan from a company called flying zoo. I picked up a couple of nos ones for ho at a train show.

Hi all, Unfortunately, Frank Glatlz no longer makes the rotary couplers that we sold for a few years. Volume was pretty low on those and continuing to offer those just can’t be financially justified.

Help! I'm new at this, and having a problem. After I assemble a coupler, but before I ACC it, when I turn it right side up, the ball will not drop and lock the coupler. I notice that my tweezers are s