Dick Karnes in his recent post talked of the problem of Zamac Crumbling over
time. I built two Central Valley Cabeese in HO lavished love and care and time
on them. Moved on to s but saved them. Revisited them a few years ago to find
the cupolas and end sills and doors to be dust. Do you risk that today with
these white metal loco kits? How do you know. I have become very gun shy of
anything cast of white metal, zamac, or pewter??? Any illuminations would be
appreciated. There are some very nice kits out there, how can one tell? the
collective wisdom of this list ought to know.
Gonzo Parson overlooking beautiful lake LuLu in East Tennessee, Drop in some
time.
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