Hi Jerry;

Welcome to the group :)

I lived in Colorado near Parker for three years. It was kind of hard to
return to the flatlands of Kansas...

Good luck finding passenger car kits.

Old timers to S will have some ideas on stuff issued way back, but since I
have been active in S the past ten years or so, I have seen nothing new in
the way of kits. 

The S Fest in Milwaukee in November would be a place to start, as would the
Yahoo group, Available S gauge.

Just from reading the posts, what most people seem to be doing is buying AM
or similar cars and then getting styrene sides made by a company that others
will recall, and then doing extensive "kit" bashing.

Cheers :)

Roy Inman

From: Jerry Wilson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Reply-To: [email protected]
Date: Mon, 21 Jul 2008 16:48:40 +0000
To: [email protected]
Subject: {S-Scale List} S standard turn of the century (1900) passenger kits
or?


Hi, I am new to S standard gauge and want to build a couple of 'scale'
passenger and/or pullman cars.  Craftsman kits are OK. RTR is OK.  Does
anybody make such a thing.  I looked at BTS and Labell kits, but no
passenger cars.
Jerry Wilson  Longmont, CO  80501

  




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