In the past year I obtained several examples of vintage Scale-Craft decals. Even as I initially looked at them I thought some should still be
Among recent materials received were a number of articles clipped from magazines. Among those were a group of “Collector Consist” articles from Railroad Model Craftsman
One piece of information that was never revealed in Scale-Craft advertising was the physical street addresses of their factories in Libertyville, IL. But now I
Recently I realized I did not have any Transportation Models cars in a condition to run on the layout. Looking a bit, I found this
One thing I have found that I have had to do as an American OO enthusiast is from time to time recreate lost knowledge. In
While their OO line was not introduced until 1937, Scale-Craft had been a leader in the scale model railroad industry for some time even by
It might not be the burning question of the ages, but I was very interested to recently see noted clearly on a set of drawings
In April and May of 1945 we have a couple of the most curious advertisements ever run in the model railroad press. I first noticed
Up today are two models that have long been known among OO enthusiasts to be overscale for HO, the Baldwin diesel switcher models produced by
At New Years, driving back from Kansas, we saw far fewer trains than normal due to track work underway. Perhaps that was inspiration, but I