This is beyond the scope of this groups era, but how about the green lettered scheme started in the 60's, after Southern absorbed it? Rich Christie

Thanks Justin, that has been pointed out to me and is one of the reasons I enjoy this Yahoo group. I probably should have checked my resources first but failed to do that. Many eyes are better than

Fenton, There is no need to reinvent the wheel as the Microscale set has all of the variations of the appropriate monogram, four different "THE RIGHT WAY" slogan for both two and three bay covered

Thanks for the input, I'll check it out. Fenton Wells -- Fenton Wells 5 Newberry Lane Pinehurst NC 28374 910-420-1144 srrfan1401@...

Like to see a video of that operating on Ken McCorry's layout in Downingtown, Pennsylvania. 950 ft mainline with 2 or 2.5% grade. We've used mid-train and end-of-train helpers on that layout with

Fenton, there are small differences in the lettering of each lot of these cars. I have builders photos of 1340, 1350, 1314, and 1379. I also have several in service shots of some of the cars from

The CGRHS worked with Microscale to produce a set for the C of G covered hoppers in the original lettering scheme. They are still available as far as I know. Todd Horton

Thanks John, fenton wells -- Fenton Wells 5 Newberry Lane Pinehurst NC 28374 910-420-1144 srrfan1401@...

ACF builders photos of CG 1340 in RPC Vol. 27 page 38. John Evans Easton, PA

Doe anyone have a good photo of the original lettering scheme and also for the 1950's, if they are different for the C of G 1958 cu ft cars in the 1300-1339 series, built by Pullman in 1940 and

I'm with you let me see what I can do. -- Fenton Wells 5 Newberry Lane Pinehurst NC 28374 910-420-1144 srrfan1401@...

Sure if I can read all the data off the photo. You know I like to get as much as 95 percent of the data detail correct or preferably 100. Thanks. Hubert

Hubert I would be glad to but I would like to have you do the 1954 cu ft decals as well. I'll send those photos and lettering diagrams in a separate email. Will you do the C of G in the original

Rather than the score and rod method, it might be easier to use Archer weld lines. It'll need repaint either way. Chuck Peck

Richard, now that you mention it... Alternatively and w/o removing the running board and latitudinals I could use my favorite tool, the single edged razor blade as a wide chisel, cleave off the roof

I am looking for a roommate to shares expenses with for the Prototype Rails 2014. I have a reservation at the Cocoa Beach Hilton Oceanfront and will be flying in to Orlando arriving Thursday Jan. 9

Clark, I’m sending you off-list scans of some photos of others: Chicago Great Western (double deck), General American (GASX), and Swift (double deck). I also have photos of AESX 107, 109, 143, and

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Fenton, would you mind sending me those photos also. I have a decal set of the CofG 1000. 1970 rebuild. Looking for additional information for other series of the cars. Hubert Mask To: