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Woodie: The attached drawing, sorry about the quality, i either draw in AutoCad or Paint and paint is not much of a program. Anyway, if you can obtain a brass or plastic "C" channel the right size, how about using straight pins out the back of the door as "rollers" to run in your overhead...

Hi: Not since i was a kid. They worked well if you followed the instructions. Inserted the "styrene" into the holder. Let it heat up on the one side. Flipped it over onto the form and pumped away to vacuum it down.

Hi Bonk: Thirteen years ago i parted company with the company i was with because it just wasn't working out, for me or the Owner. Didn't know where i was going but hit the streets every day, cruised the want ads each morning and called everyone I knew, both in town and in other towns. Ended...

Hi Thor: Your website is one of the best on the internet. Bar none. I built one of your "S" Christmas layouts this past season. Great fun in a very small space! Treat yourself well and enjoy the days. Regards, Ted

Hi Greg: I've seen pics of gondolas with coil loads. Seems like i read about boxcars being used but the insulated cars is new. Helped keep the humidity down and the surface rust in check? Matter of fact, FLyer made a coil load for some of their gondolas. Think i can still get one from Joe's...

Hi Greg: Thanks for cluing me in. If these were the sort of thing used in the 50's i'd appreciate some more info. I think i could modify an old worn out Flyer gondola or flat car into one of these.