Thanks Ed. I have a few of the RP CYCs but don't have that one. Was able to locate one and it's on the way. Thanks again, Jason ---In STMFC@..., <hawk0621@...> wrote: Jason, I published an

Dave, The wood sheathing was removed and replace with steel sides on the 45400-45999 series cars in 1935. The vertical posts and diagonal braces remained on the outside of the car sides. Cars

Alex, If you're modeling in HO, you may not be aware of the P2K end-door 50 double door boxes. I believe they came in road names: Q, GTW, ERIE, LV, SOU, UP. I've got a couple around here

Patrick Harris asked: "Accurail has released the 3600-series 40' double-door steel box car in the CP script scheme. That 25K marking to the left of the double doors seems too modern for a car with a

Ben Hom, Gary Roe and Scott Haycock, Gentlemen, thank you for answering my original questions about the 40' Wabash Auto cars. Your responses have been very helpful and will keep me pointed in the

Patrick Harris asked: "Accurail has released the 3600-series 40' double-door steel box car in the CP script scheme. That 25K marking to the left of the double doors seems too modern for a car with a

I'm pretty sure that Jeff Wilson's "Livestock & Meatpacking" book in the Kalmbach Guide to Industries Series was published almost a year ago, in December 2012. I don't think there's a new edition or

The November 1947issues of TRAINS magazine (Page 66) reported that Pacific Fruit Express wasexperimenting with “a new type of dry ice refrigerator car”. The article stated that “the dry ice

Accurail has released the 3600-series 40' double-door steel box car in the CP script scheme. That 25K marking to the left of the double doors seems too modern for a car with a 1941 shop date, but I'll

Bill, I have had this softback for some time. found it so useful I bought 4 BLI sound stock cars:) You will really enjoy the book. But, please let me know if this is new or a recent reprint. the

At the LHS today I spotted a new soft back book from Kalmbach by Jeff Wilson on the movement of Meat and Stock. As usual this is well illustrated. I did not have enough cash with me to include it with

Jason, I published an article about the ARLX 1-2000 series refrigerator cars in Railway Prototype Cyclopedia Volume 21. It included overhead photos and ACF drawings that depict the "depressed

Eldon wrote: "The floor tubes, that held the chains, for the auto loaders(only), looked like a big pipe with a base plate on it, that stuck down throughthe floor of the car about 8-12 inches (they

Dave & Ben, As I recall, the drawing that went with that articlewas not printed to scale, and was reprinted to the correct scale in a laterissue; but don't remember which issue, right off the top of

Dave Sarther asked: "I am searching for some data and photos about the Wabash 40', single sheathed wood, outside braced, door and 3/4 auto cars from WAB series #45400-45999 built in 1926-27. The

Does anyone have or know of information about the style or name of the roof on this series of cars. I can't find a picture to link to, but it's panels' have two reinforcements running next to each

I am searching for some data and photos about the Wabash 40', single sheathed wood, outside braced, door and 3/4 auto cars from WAB series #45400-45999 built in 1926-27. The data I have found so

Hello, I have 12 Intermountain HO Northern Pacific AAR Alternate standard 2-bay open top hoppers offered for sale. Available in up to 6 different numbers. Intermountain # 47152-(1-6). Pictures are up

Here is 1 of my X33a http://www.lanestrains.com/Boxcar_Photos/PRR_X33a.jpg made in 1996 by Ajin/River Raisin I kept 1 as is with the opening end doors but soldered it SHUT as I do with ALL of my

Many years ago when I had my brass X29 project I had S Scale brass Trust Plates made as well. I wound up buying them all from my friend that made them for me, and now have a 5x lifetime supply. I