They sure don't like people posting links, do they? " The collection " p15330coll22" cannot be displayed. Log in and refresh the page to access restricted or unpublished

Here's another one! http://digital.denverlibrary.org/cdm/singleitem/collection/p15330coll22/id/81310/rec/364

I was looking for the photo in the Otto Perry Collection of the Century beer reefer (BREX reefer) when I found this photo of two D&RGW GS type gons. Pretty

There's already been some discussion on the list about the IC cars and how to model them accurately with the DA and RC plastic models. As Tony says, IM's Santa Fe Caswell gondolas are nice models

I have a PDF of a pic of MP 1647 from 1949 CBC and the Athearn model and they are VERY close. Jerry Glow http://home.comcast.net/~jerryglow/decals/

At a meeting last night, where a presentation was made on pulpwood cars, the Athearn car came up. Is it based on anactual design or is it a composite of many different designs? Larry Smith

That may be a guess, Ryan, but it's obviously an educated guess, and I'm inclined to think you are right. The car wasn't an NP car; the NP's high running board cars that came from PSC in 1912 had

Bill shared a photo of one of these series cars dated about late 1956-1957 with me for use in my WFE presentation for the GN Society. And if one were to look at the two cars in the Lines East book I

I went back to my photos to refresh my memory about these cars and FGE/WFE/BRE practices. First regarding WFE 68400 - 68649 40ft steel refrigerator cars and the Accurail kits there are three small

Rich I am probably going to use whatever Champ decals I have. I know i have the roadname set and will probably end slicing together weight and dimensional stenciling. Surely there are some dealers

Bill, What are you doing for decals on the IC car? I am also workng on a model of the car based on a Red Caboose kit. Champ had a decal set, but it was discontinued some time again (before they

Andy The Illinois Central had several thousand "GS" gons equipped w/Dreadnaught ends. To model one of these I am in the process of grafting the ends from the Accurail AAR gon kit to a Detail Assoc.

Tyrone: I have yet to see a Builders Photo of these cars and the only in-service photo I have are in the simplified scheme with yellow hardware and the "Ventilator" stenciling omitted. I do have

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<<I am looking for information on the as delivered paint and lettering configuration of the WFE 68400 - 68649 40ft steel refrigerator cars from PC&F. Anyone seen a picture of one?>> Tyrone, The Form

Charles, you'll note that this car was built by Pressed Steel in 1922, so it wasn't an original USRA car, though it closely followed the USRA design. Like most of the USRA clones built in the

I believe I have photographic evidence of the captive NYO&W hopper car in the coaling tower at Harriman, taken the last time I visited Sherman Hill. The car was pointed out to me by one of those

Flyers for Brian Leppert's Tahoe Model Works freight car trucks can now be seen on the www.sunshinekits.com website. Go to the LINKS page and click on Tahoe to access the flyers and an

Dose anyone have any ideas on modeling a Peabody Caboose in HO scale. David

Good Evening, I'm starting another "do with what's on hand" weathering project and the subject is an NP 70000-70048 hopper. I've got an Accurail model of a USRA twin hopper that's lettered for this