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Victor, Why aren't you in Lisle? Scalecoat Oxide Red or Floquil Oxide Red are both good choices that I use. Pierre Oliver

If nothing else, the Special Oxide Red is a pretty good match for the factory paint on the Red Caboose PRR X-29's. I used it to paint the A-line stirrups, etc. that I added. - - Mark

Equally important for those of us modeling the mid to late 1940's approximately when was the brighter red first used? I, too, have noted the difference and it can add variety to a freight train but

I was looking for something to paint my Speedwitch Wabash Single Sheathed box cars. I note Speedwitch recommends Model Flex light oxide red but my local hobby shops don't carry it. Other than ordering

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Victor, Are you talking about Poly Scale? I am not familiar with Special Oxide Red in the Floquil line. Greg Martin

What is special about it? Does it have any specific application for a freight car color? Victor Baird Fort Wayne, Indiana

For which roads is this car correct or reasonably correct besides B&O LV WM CRP CNJ NKP WABASH N&W FROM WABASH WAG? MP? Rich Orr

Regarding the B&O M-53 -- the brown color is correct for the paint schemes for which it is used Pre WWII and during the war. The red color was adopted post WWII and is being used by FVM with the

A friend of mine has a GM&N double sheathed (Athearn) boxcar painted lime green with a brown door, #20141. I am trying to learn if this is legitimate. It was a SER Region convention car run by a GM&O

Ben, I stand corrected on this issue. I've also heard from Keith and he verified his attendance. My apologies for adding confusion to the mix. Eric Eric Hansmann New Paltz, NY

Anybody know if the Santa Fe historical Society will be re-release Volume 4 and a scanned book? They did it for the first few of the series. Man that book is hard to find! Thanks, Scott McDonald

Thanks! Just placed an order. The build goes on! From: STMFC@... [mailto:STMFC@...] On Behalf Of Hunter, James R. Sent: Thursday, October 20, 2011 1:21 PM To:

Larry, Tichy makes a similar product, #3043, double offset bottom mount stirrup steps. www.tichytraingroup.com Jim Hunter Quoting larrywolohon@...:

Larry, Caboose Hobbies in Denver, Co. shows them, I think, their SKU: 02296314, shows them on order. They have in stock a lot of DA parts. Maybe DA can't keep up with all the parts that they make or

I’ve been on a freight car building binge for a few months now and supplies are beginning to run low on some items. One need is for the DA 6413 double offset bottom mount steps. C&O (my prototype)

By 1959 the last camp cars in the US had been sold for scrap, sold to railroads for further use as camp cars, or relegated to storage service at Western Union's shop at Chattanooga, where they were

Dear Group... Over a year ago, there were some members asking about Western Union cars. This might not help, but I found this tidbit on page 34 of the August, 1959 issue of Railroad Magazine under

Tangent Scale Models is pleased to announce the availability today of the Bethlehem Steel Company 52’6� 70-ton drop-end riveted gondola car as the fifth ALL-NEW model in our HO scale