Yes, Bill it is for repaint and none of the sets I've seen include it. It surprises me that a railroad as large as the NYC is so short on decals. Fenton Wells -- Fenton Wells 5 Newberry

Thanks Brian, I'll start looking for it. Fenton Wells -- Fenton Wells 5 Newberry Lane Pinehurst NC 28374 910-420-1144 srrfan1401@...

Bill Welch wrote: "The one missing and IMO much needed decal missing from most if not all NYC decal sets is the little triangle, for what I don't remember--repaint maybe." It's a paint code triangle,

Jerry Glow has a few, Rick Leach out here in WA does O scale; Protocraft has them and may be willing to rescale to HO. Brad Andonian

Good information Dennis...thanks. Jack Burgess The Kadee brackets follow a USRA WWI era prototype, where the brake pipe was bracketed off the end of the center sill. The PSC bracket follows the

The one missing and IMO much needed decal missing from most if not all NYC decal sets is the little triangle, for what I don't remember--repaint maybe. Bill Welch

According to the LV shop cards, the 11000-11174 series Piggy-Back cars were built in the LV's Packerton Shops between 1956 and 1960 from the 41000 series quad coal cars which were built in 1929. Cars

Speedwitch has a set. Not sure if currently available. It's very comprehensive. Brian Carlson.

Does anyone make the 1930's through 1950's era decals for NYC boxcars? The best I could find is the Westerfield sets,but they are not very crisp. Is there someone else that makes these? It must be

---In STMFC@..., <maskisland@...> wrote : Kadee makes a bracket and hose mount. Hubert Mask. The Kadee brackets follow a USRA WWI era prototype, where the brake pipe was bracketed off the end of

I am curious if anyone has used the Red Caboose PFE 30-9-12 kit to kitbash as an MDT Type 4 Reefer? I know a fishbelly u/f is necessary but I am wondering if anyone in the group has used the RC kit

I sent a follow up but haven't seen it. The cars were converted from LV quad hoppers in 1959-1960ish new entry in 1959 ORER. Brian Carlson

Bruce, The note about "Scranton 1948-10-15" refers to the next image down the list not the one in the provided link. Can you read the re-weigh date? There is no listing for these cars in the October

Don, Folks, While a quick glance might seem to indicate that the build date is 12/70, a closer look shows that the build date is in fact 12/20 or 12/30 (I favor the former) and that the stencil has

........photo of one of the original short, LV fishbelly gons......... Ed Mines

Try Sunshine models and C&BT. Ed Mines

As others have said, I too use the Hi Tech hoses. I've had Kadee hoses break the first time I put a finished car on the tracks. Jack Burgess Kadee makes a bracket and hose mount. Hubert

Nelson beat me to it! <G> I was about to suggest the same approach. The rubber air hoses are the only thing you will ever use, once you start to use them! Regards Bruce Smith Auburn, AL

Hi Tech Details HO AAR Air Hoses, 22 in. with or withoutbrackets. I use Precision Scale 39156 brackets, since they most closelyapproximate those found on most CB&Q cars. The PS metal brackets are

I can't get this link to work. I even tried the copy/paste method. It is not clickable. From: Brian Carlson To: STMFC@... Sent: Sunday, April 6, 2014 9:19 PM Subject: [STMFC]