There are several sources of data in the SRHA archives that can give us information on track, bridges and structures. For a location such as Ludlow, data may (!) be found in track charts, AFEs

Thanks for posting those photos, Bob! I don't recall ever seeing the RS-3s in service (though I was certainly in the area for family trips in that timeframe but I was born in 1969), the former SP

Chris: When SRHA had its annual meeting in Cincinnati in the spring of 1995, one of the activities was a tour of the facilities at Ludlow. We were pretty much given the run of the place and were well

Thanks for sharing this and all of the things you pull out of the archives. There wasn't any doubt about me re-upping my SRHA membership, but this made me re-up a couple of weeks ago for two years

Hi folks Happy Holidays Durn…. Just like buying a new car… John John R Stewart www.bhamrails.info 205-901-3790

There are still diesel order specifications in the SRHA archives that need to be scanned but here are three pages from one version for Southern RS 2101-2125. Orders from the loco builders began with

I wasn't paying close attention to these messages until I rea your reply to Warren; I was thinking you were doing a CofG RS3. But, for ET&WNC, I can offer a couple of 209 I have scanned. I also have

Thanks, guys. Warren, that's a great photo and I'm probably going to use it as a guide along with some other shots I have of it. that's the cleanest I've ever seen her in photos, for some type of

On Dec 29, 2020, at 5:19 PM, David Friedlander <davidjfriedlander@...> wrote:  Hi Lee, Would be nice to see your final build here when you finish it. Good luck. David Friedlander On Tue, Dec 29,

Hi Lee, Would be nice to see your final build here when you finish it. Good luck. David Friedlander

On Dec 29, 2020, at 2:13 PM, Lee Bishop <leebishop1944@...> wrote: Scott, I know the bell was a standard for all SRR RS-3s. Many years ago, I built this exact engine from an Atlas HO scale RS3, but of

Scott, I know the bell was a standard for all SRR RS-3s. Many years ago, I built this exact engine from an Atlas HO scale RS3, but of course all the parts I needed were easy to find in HO. Looking at

Hi Lee, I model only in O-Scale. Not sure how many of us lurk on this group. I'm not sure how deep you are into 2R O Scale modeling, but I'll give a general overview, followed by where to get the two

Lee, First thing, if you're looking for O-scale detail parts, the first place I'd call would be Des Plaines Hobbies. Same for S-scale parts. The horn is a Nathan M-3. The bell is a standard

I have a Weaver RS3 dummy in O scale, going to make it into ET&WNC 209 or 210... Anyone know what type of horn the SRR had on these? I'm looking for detail parts that are correct, also need to know

Not sure what era Rapido is going to base their models on, but here is a scan of the Crescent at Birmingham, on Oct 29.1978, and along with a few images I took at the station, I can say for certain

Rapido’s work is usually superb. Quite some time ago, they asked for, and received, a number of SRHA drawings. I followed up with them and was told it would be a while before they could get to the

Warren, I happened to do the same to the customer service email which most times gets me Jordan. I am sure they will correct them. I also sent a roof top picture to confirm most of it. One thing I am

Forwarded these comments to my contact and he assured me these issues will be addressed. WC

I can say that this is one company that will respond to emails sent thru the contact page. Do not worry if you get and instant auto response, a real person will reply soon afterwards. I have