"REAL COAL" LOADS
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Mon Jun 12 15:41:41 EDT 2006
Neil (and all):
There is a company based in Annville, PA, Blue Mountain Hobbies, which makes
coal loads using Black Beauty blasting slag. Mike's response is using the
material as a "live" load, so if you tip the car over, you've got an actual
spill. The loads from Blue Mountain Hobbies are attached to a foam insert
and are overcoated with a gloss black finish.
Blue Mountain Hobbies, though they do not have a website, can be contacted
direct via e-mail: vnbord at juno.com or via phone 717-867-2528 (Nevin
Borlemay). They do very nice coal, ore and ballast loads for a wide variety
of HO, S, O and G scale cars. They are willing to produce loads to match
cars that they currently do not have in their catalog, as I am having new
loads made for Walther's Trinity RD-IV rapid discharge cars and the revised
version of the Walther's Bethgon, which does have interior bracing.
They can send you a catalog for your review.
Regards,
Russ Goodwin
>nw-modeling-list at nwhs.org wrote:
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> Maybe someone can answer my concerns about "real coal" loads in
>models.
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> I seem to recall (my 74 year old mind is NOT as sharp as it once
>was !) something about the sulfer in "real" coal eating away the
>portions of a model that it contacts. But when sellers list items on
>ebay if the item has a "real coal" load it is touted as one of the
>outstanding features to lure potential buyers.
>
> Any comments from the on line "Myth Busters" ?
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> Second question.
>
> I need source for table settings (dishes, silver ware, glass
>ware) for my MTH 0-gauge diner.
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> Suggestions ?
>
> Thanks in advance for your kind responses.
>
> Neil K. Yerger (Mr. Kit Basher)
> 7 Farm Roas
> Wayne, PA 19087-3303
>
> audreyly at aol.com
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