I am amazed at what Bachmann is charging for Freight Cars!  Coming from HO, I have almost nothing but kit built freight cars, more than 160 for which I paid from $3.00 to slightly less than $20.00 for.  I understand that the majority of model railroaders today don't want to take the time to build a kit, anymore, that's their choice. 

Bachmann feels the market value of their On30 freight cars should be between $54.00 up to $63.00 and cabooses at $73.00 and passenger cars at $82.00! 

I have tried contacting my Distributor and Peco itself, and they have yet to reply.  I am hoping in the MRH Forum Community, some may have in their collections unopened packages for certain Peco Turnouts (today's "bubble" packaging, not the boxes).  The reason I need the dimensions is I'm trying to figure out if I can fit a selection of these turnouts on the display Towers I have for the track that I use at Train Shows.  I want to make sure these items fit before buying them only to discover they won't fit.  So thanks in advance.

Hi Folks:

I currently have a weller soldering iron, but I really want to upgrade to a soldering station since I"ll be doing rail soldering, Adding power drops, as well as soldering through hole components on to circuit boards

Micromark features this one:

https://www.micromark.com/Electronic-Soldering-Station

as well as this one:

This is more a question to Joe F, but anyone can help. Is Glycol Ether EB the same as Butyl Cellosolve, which I believe is a registered trade name for Glycol Ether EB?

Reason I'm asking is that Butyl Cellosolve is currently out of stock on Amazon, with no know date it will be available again, while Walmart is advertising it in gallons for $35.00, and next week delivery.

From what I've read, it seems that they are one and the same, but I could be mistaken. Just wondering.

Marshall Smith