And the Walthers Built- Ups are often compressed Cornerstone Kits.

Case in point:

Conerstone Clayton County Lumber:


Built-Up Drumlin Lumber:

Another example:

Walthers sugar refinery:



Walthers PLant No.4

Nice job.  The operating crossing gates are a nice touch, and would be even more realistic if you ran you trains slower.

Hi y'all ,

I'm not sure, but I think a place like Kinko's could probably print your decals. I seem to remember reading that somewhere, but I'm not sure where. I bet they could print decent white and yellow ink,too, for your decals.

An FA?

Thanks, Bob.

I've emailed you about them.

Quote from: Atlantic Central on May 04, 2007, 09:36:39 PM
And,

Until the recent purchase of McHenry by Athearn's parent Horizon, Athearn advertised that the knuckle couplers supplied on it's equipment where Bachmann E-Z Mate's.

Athearn train sets also include Bachmann E-Z track. All of this shows the cooperative nature of these business arrangements.

There have been in the past and continue to be many such business arrangements in this hobby.

Sheldon

I wa going to sya that, but you beat me to it!

I recently bought a Walthers Cornerstone Red Wing Milling flour mill kit at my LHS. I assembled the kit, looked at the decals... and 6 days later, when I was ready to decal the building, it turned out the decals had disappeared!

Any ideas for me?... I've looked all over for them, I think they might have been accidently thrown away by SOMEONE.   

The tanks... squirt bottles?!? I'd never have guessed it!

Yep,

Paul M.
Member

Posts: 146

Okayyyyyy...


Stephen,
I've also noticed this. I don't really obsess over it or anything, but sometimes when I re-read my posts I can't but help to notice that I always seem to be stuck on 146 posts, when I think I should have a few more...

Just my two cents

Wow! I read the Atlas board post... It's amazing!

jjeeffff
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Wonder how he does that?

Exact reply:

To return your loco(tender) in for repair send to Bachmann Inds. 1400 E.
Erie Ave. Philadelphia, PA 19124. If your loco is under 1yr. please send
copy of your receipt.  If you do not have your receipt or if it is older
than a yr. please send the following service fee: standard  N or HO
deisel $10.00, standard N or HO steam $15.00, N, HO or ON30 DCC or
Spectrum locos are $20.00, standard Large Scale is $25.00, and Spectrum
or DCC  Large scale is $50.00.  Please include complete address and
phone number. Parts and accessories are only covered for 90 days.
Additional cost may apply.

Not too personalized. I assume that turnoiuts are "accessories"?!?

Oh wait...

Plasser never figured out how to use the "delete" button. bnsfmodeler has.

It's evolution, y'all!