Over the years I’ve slowly been accumulating parts for the Nason 2-8-0. It took a long time, but I’ve got essentially a complete model now.
One model that I feel can be built into a fine model is the Hawk outside braced boxcar. I’ve had two of these prewar models
It’s kind of a curiosity, but in looking for pilots for the Scale-Craft 4-8-4, I realized I had examples that were die cast and examples
I had a group of three Scale-Craft hopers I had repainted and lettered with Tichy decals — cars that I rarely operated, as I never
I’ve been working slowly on a number of things over the summer. Besides limited time, a big bottleneck has been limited time to use my
I’ve had these photos for a few weeks now. This engine, built from an etched brass kit, is essentially done except for weights. It did
In my book in the section on Scale-Craft I included as many cars as I could with the original prewar decals they provided. They have
As noted in my book, the final locomotive introduced (in 1940) by Nason Railways was their boxcab “Diesel.” I put that in quotes, as actually
I’ve had the caboose done for weeks, and finally here is Part III of the series, which started here. The basic idea was to take
Continuing the series (which started here), the engine is painted now, but a few weeks ago the big push was making handrails. One of my
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