Ic had a depressed center flat. Freight car jurnnal #36 has a picture. mark rickert Sent with Verizon Mobile Email

Joe, You're down for a set of Santa Fe ends and sills. I have together this weekand get them to the castor and settle the postage issue as I want them to arrivein good shape. Everyone please

 Greg, I would like the Santa Fe kit please. TIA, Joe Binish

Following up on others, I got my Oscar Mayer car at a show this past weekend. It had the angled reservoir issue like others. The brake wheel was loose in the box. I‘ve fixed those parts and replaced

Larry, I don't find you on the list, which ends would you like so we can get theminto production. I will be doing the distribution so I will work on the postagethis week. Thanks, Greg Martin

Thanks to all who have responded. Very helpful. Brian J. Carlson, P.E. Cheektowaga, NY

Brian, You're correct in deducing that the Funaro 6655 kit represents some of the cars in the CV 43000-43058 series. i say "some" because while the majority of 43000 series cars were former 42000

E&P made a model of the version that was right fortheWabash as well. They had 2 of these GSC kit cars, No. 10 &11. gary roe quincy, illinois From: STMFC@...[mailto:STMFC@...] On Behalf Of Todd

Brian, These are based on the General Steel Castings design car body. GSC sold the casting to several railroads as "kit cars". The C of G had 5 of these cars built in the company shops in Savannah. I

Cool and Paul has decals for these cars too. I might have to paint it Erie. Brian J. Carlson, P.E. Cheektowaga, NY

Brian, those are also ERIE cars. Check out George Elwood's site for the following photo and diagrams. http://www.rr-fallenflags.org/el/frt/erie-f7268.jpg

These 125 ton cars had many owners... but there were many small variations in hold down devices, and decks (steel, wood, or a combination of steel & wood). And there were variations in brake wheels --

Builder's photo in the Westerfield ACF cd. Lot 6039 Car number 5557. 100 cars listed as "Dump" Assigned to the Peninsular plant entered 8-5-1910 Maybe of interest lot 6036 50 "ballast" cars for the

Bill and gang, They are also available in a shop in Illinois. http://www.mmodelstore.com/rbproductions.aspx Rich Christie On Sunday, February 16, 2014 4:23 PM, "fgexbill@..." wrote:

While at a train show I pick up an E&P Associates General Steel Industries 58 ft Depressed center Flat car. It was made by Samhongsa. It has solid bearing trucks. It was an impulse buy but it was

Alerted by the news that Sprue Brothers was stocking their interesting saws and other cutting tools, I logged onto the website of this Irish company and found many interesting tools:

Richard, You have this one backwards. That little car had such a significant impact that it was never duplicated and never ran on any railroads after it's trial. What other refer can boast of 100%

---In STMFC@..., <csxt5555@...> wrote Does anyone know if any other railroads had the 1929 Pullman standard outside braced sawtooth boxcar like the SOO had? Also how about the earlier fish belly car

Brian Is this a recycled Steam Shack kit? Back around 1990 Steam Shack produced several variations of the CV single sheathed box cars. And directions were not especially helpful. I'd say compare your

I believe that when Intermountain does RTR Red Caboose PFE reefers, they are putting Accurail "Bettendorf" trucks under them. At least that is the case with cars I have bought. Ed Sommer San Jose,