Allegheny posted:Stu, thanks for your postings as they help with giving some guidance on how to best approach the model. Also thanks for offering to assist with the calculations for adjusting the stall to stall degrees that would extend the model further away from the turn table pit.
I have a unopened box for the 304 roundhouse. How can you discern if the kit you own is a new one or an older model? When was the model updated and released?
The new kits have an address of 100 Castleberry court #178. Milford, OH.. The original korber usually or always had a red box and a picture on the top. I am not sure if the current owner Rich sold any with the plastic doors or vacuum formed windows. You would have to contact him. He is a forum sponsor. If you open the box of an original korber model you will smell a heavy plastic smell. If not when you sand the back you will smell it. These were good models for the time and can still be built the same. I only stopped building them because i am sensitive to the smell of the casting resin used.
