Hi Ice machine is interesting too. Anyone done a model in HO ? Thks Charles Harris

Has anyone compiled a list of accurate HO Santa Fe freight car models for our steam era that are in what I call the mid-range of quality? I'm interested in older items that may appear on the secondary

Take a look at http://www.spookshow.net/trucks/archbar.html This is the best reference I can think of for that question. Don Burn

I'm sure the Micro-Trains are 5'6". MDC/Roundhouse which is now Athearn had some arch bar as I recall. I have to look through my stuff and see if I have any from them and see what size they are.

Micro-trains lists Arch Bar Trucks in n-scale. As I recall they released some cars with that style trucks.

Claus Schlund wrote: "While the ice machine features in the photos is fascinating, the gondolas in the background are very nice. The closer one appears to be a composite car rebuilt with steel boxcar

Hi Guys Sunshine did this as a kit several years ago Paul Doggett UK

Hi List Members, Nice image of tank car ATSF 100800 http://www.kansasmemory.org/item/51172 - Claus Schlund

Hi List Members, While the ice machine features in the photos is fascinating, the gondolas in the background are very nice. The closer one appears to be a composite car rebuilt with steel boxcar ends

Those folks modeling in HO are fortunate to have Tahoe Model Work's Brian Leppert making his extraordinary freight car trucks. I am looking for the equivalent Tahoe 5' w.b. old-time archbar truck in N

Hello Group: I was looking at the Atlas Master Line Lehigh Valley wood reefer (item # 20 002 721 and 20 002 722) and was wondering if the LV did have those cars painted white the way Atlas did

Thanks. Ed Mines

A list of the Houston area model railroad open houses can be found at http://sanjac.leoslair.com/resources/San-Jac-Layout-Tour-List-2014-Rev-0.pdf I will be open on the 15th of November, but you can

Hi, Some images for your enjoyment... DT&I FLAT CAR #918 - FOR SIDE

These are actually different hoppers - the 41000 series is a 4-bay and the 42000 series is a 2-bay. Are you saying that the data presented on the sides should be the same (accounting for the

Greg Scholl Video Production put out a video of WWII through modern M1 Abrams military movements including loading Stuart tanks, half-tracks, deuce and a halves, motor cycles and etc. on flatcars

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I have had my best luck finding the TMW trucks (which are superb BTW) at Caboose Hobbies in Denver: Caboose Hobbies Inc, Model trains, Model Railroaders, Train Sets, Toy Trains,

Here is a link to instructions from a January 1944 WarDepartment Technical Manual on Storage and Shipment of a Dodge ¾-ton 4×4. About halfway down the page are twoillustrations of the blocking