As I understand it, the Wabash Valley shells were a makeover of the original shells; the characteristic spotting feature is the way the entire ends were angled slightly to match the roof overhang, just like the Enhorning ones did. The plastic used was likely an improved version of a styrene, though Enhorning supposedly also tried to mold acetate shells as well as styrene of the day. Enhorning shells had a bad habit of warping a hump in the middle of them, which the WV shells supposedly remedied. DJE
----- Original Message ----- From: Andre Ming To: [email protected] Sent: Saturday, October 06, 2012 6:49 PM Subject: {S-Scale List} Wabash F Shells (was F steps) So... Given S scale, I'm sure it's safe to assume that the Wabash Valley shells are now made of unobtainium, so forget a few of their shells for some correct-for-my-favorite F's? Andre Ming
