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Thanks. I found a couple of Sodders Hut kits Unfortunately they don't seem to be complete so hunting for something useable on Fleabay Ian

Neither of the original kits seems to be available any more, however MRC has this in 1/72 so it would become a bit larger http://www.modelrec.com/search/product-view.asp?ID=12294 Pikestuff does a toolshop which seems similar to the original.IIRC there is also a paper Quonset hut from Clever...

Thanks, looks like the same model though I must have seen it elsewhere. The description should set me in the right direction

Seems I got the name wrong, it was filed under Cinadome.

There was a thread concerning the construction of this. I believe it may have been here before the re-organisation. Can anyone help?

DJH in the UK still make some HO kits for the US http://www.djhmodelloco.co.uk/prodpage.asp?productid=3073

If you're still looking I have a couple.

I bought a roll of it a number of years back, It's about 9" wide and I cut it into strips, glued it down with "No nails" then glued the track on top and ballasted it. Curves are a bit more difficult; requiring a template and then cutting it from the full width of the roll

I think the model has been withdrawn, Best bet may be Ebay, although it's listed here (#14061) http://www.discount-train.com/trains/kibri/ho/kibri_ho_9.html

Look in the walther's catalog. Not Large Malls but plenty of rows of shops.

Another source fora number of transporter kits http://www.decalprint.de/ There are a number of closed and open alternatives. They require parts from a Herpa transporter (at least for the open ones) also an alternative cab. The Promotex Commander looks about the best choice, but even this is a...

Wayne Crews wrote in Bigrigtrucks87 That's all i have; but I trust the source.

Last time i looked the etching was still available from truck Stop Models. FWIW I read on some of the 1-87 truck forums that someone is to re-introduce the old Walthers kit.

Sven, try searching images using "Perron Chemins de fer guerre gares" as the search words. In the UK there is a group modelling French Railways IIRC. They probably ave an ad in Continental Modeller if you can get hold of a copy. De groeten van Limburg (If you think you're mean; I'm a Scot who...

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At our club show last year a layout representing preparations for the D-Day landings was present. Overlord, way down the bottom, http://www.newrailwaymodellers.co.uk/Forums/viewtopic.php?t=10271 Also present was a layout depicting german army movement, also WW2

re Scalescreens. They had a number of HO American buildings, unfortunately these seem to have disappeared.

IHP may be able to help; at least with new underbody details. http://ihphobby.tripod.com/

A quick fix for the truck might be to use one of the old Ulrich kits. They come up on Ebay from time to time. Or a Sheepscot kit. FWIW I think the sleeper may be too big for that era. Not many trucks even had one back then.

A couple from the UK Folkestone, Hythe and District Model Railway Club's Home Page Two shots of Bush Creek Intermodal Yard on our under construction N Gauge modularlayout And something different - an OO gauge model of preparations for the D-Day landings being set up at our club exhibition 2007