Jeff Madden
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KENN:
I heartily suggest that you share some of the articles you may write and
pictures you may take with the editor of the NASG "Dispatch." His e-mail is
above, and I'm sure he would relish hearing from you.
Gerry Evans
Western VP NASG
In Flagstaff
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From: "kenn" <>
Sent: Tuesday, December 13, 2005 11:07 AM
Subject: S-Scale Modeling Scratch Building
>I know there there has been a lot on this in the older issues of
> magazines but in the last 10 or so years there hase not been a lot on
> the subject, and what has been done is using more contemporary
> materials. Us"older" modelers have a lot experience in this and some
> have a lot more than I do. I have used everything except brass to build
> my rolling stock,(yes older cereal boxes also). AT this time I am using
> card, poster board, and illustration board.(they are different in
> thickness). The passenger cars are wood and card,,,,and the depressed
> center flat is wood and card. I have written articles for the TT group
> before. (TT is 12oth,,it is getting very hard to see that size and I
> always preferred S scale anyway). If anyone would have interest in
> learning how I put all this together I would be more than happy to put
> together some articles,,,(note that in my book I show pictures of my
> styrene box car(and card) and a card and wood passenger car. I rely a
> lot on my table saw for wood parts. Some of them are available
> commercially.(I can supply some of them if there is anyone that does
> not have a table saw). I would be doing mostly prewar stuff but can do
> contemporary,,,,the same techniqes do apply. If you have any interest
> contact me off line as to what kinds of rolling stock you would like
> to see me do.
> Kenn Borst
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