Windows for Live Steamers

>Mike Chaney wrote: >Carl, >What material did you use for the glazing? Maybe I should fit it as >standard on my next offering for Catatonk. Mike, I cut pieces of glass to shape from a cheap old picture frame and attached them with clear silicone RTV. I have used this method with good results

New Argyle URL

Guys, Gordon Watson of Argyle Loco Works in Melbourne has gone online. His URL is http://www.argyleloco.com.au/argyle.html Best Regards, Phil Creer The Toenail Ridge Shortline Adelaide, Sth Australia http://www.geocities.com/RodeoDrive/9452

Re: How I Spent 1/1/00

Thanks Walt, Thanks for your report. But sickening! Shouldn't be allowed--I am so jealous I could spit coal! Well at least, early New Years Eve a young friend visited with his Ma and we each ran our Crickets --testing several varieties of butane for a school science report--no conclusiv

Re: A good day steaming

> What material did you use for the glazing? I'd be interested to know what Carl used, too. I have used plain old .020" styrene before. The only problem was bonding it to the glass -- CA glue works, but will could the styrene. I have some small sheets of isinglass (mica) which I saved from

It was me!

Yes, it was me. However in a 102 fever induced haze I only responded directly to Mr. Lick rather than the group.. My appoligies! GaryB

Re: Passenjare stock

No Sir , quoted quite correctly .. Our own Mr. Bass AKA {Vance} didn't spot the actual producers as Mr. Broeder identified the actual producers .. and visage is a very big word ! The correct info is ! { Accucraft } Bing Chen ... 1/2 inch scale ... Have Fun - Charley -- >From: "David M.

Re: H.J. Coventry 1/2" B&O 4-6-2 blueprints

In a message dated 1/2/2000 4:41:33 PM Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: > I would like to compare the boiler to the blueprints > and > try to determine an operating pressure. > Hello Doug; I also have a Coventry 2-1/2" gauge B&O P-7d pacific and drawings. The engine underwen

Re: Passenjare stock

At 12:30 PM -0800 1/3/00, Charley Lix wrote: >Mr. Broeder replies quite correctly I think you mean Mr. Bass. ;-) ... I keep calling up the pictures every time somebody writes so that I can associate a visage with a name ... --- Dave Cole Daly City, Calif. USA List Mo

Re: Passenjare stock

Fellows , Mr. Broeder replies quite correctly that the cars in question were Accucraft .. to 1:24 scale . >To the question >> >I was wondering if anyone had cars for the 4-4-0. When did Bob say these >> >would be available. >> Didn't Lee Barrett import some Carter brother cars in brass , earl

Re: A good day steaming

Carl H. Malone wrote:- > The 24 ton Shay got a good workout and I was able to see the window > glazing I added late last night in the daylight. Carl, What material did you use for the glazing? Maybe I should fit it as standard on my next offering for Catatonk. On the other hand, there is a s