Hi, � Fair warning - if you visit the Utah Rails web site ("SP-UP Ogden yard ...") you are likely to loose, forever, at least an hour of your day/life ... it's a

Walt, you are right that the ART cars would most likely have been changedto the paint scheme with ART, WAB and MP heralds on both sides rather quickly;and most by 1959. The scheme with one railroad

I've built both the SC&F and Tangent kits -- both great fun to build, in completely different ways -- and I enjoy the subtle differences between the finished cars. I had the honor and pleasure of

I noticed that the "eastern" (PRR, C&O, B&O L&N) cars and midwestern (MKT, CB&Q) cars out number the home road box cars (exclusive of the long string of PFE cars), and that composite side box cars

---In STMFC@..., <timboconnor@...> wrote : I uploaded a photo I took of what I think is RI 92103, listed as one of 3 43 foot flat cars in this series in 1955. I zoomed in and also loaded a scan that

Can anyone ID the covered hopper between the UP and Wabash boxcars? Todd Horton

Is there a date on the photo? I’m guessing at least 1958 or later. Todd Horton

That car was in very good condition for its age. Todd Horton

I need to made a cad model of the PFE Icing Platform in Sacramento (1100 feet long) and would like to work from some dimensional drawings if possible. I know each platform was a custom job so I’ve

I uploaded a photo I took of what I think is RI 92103, listed as one of 3 43 foot flat cars in this series in 1955. I zoomed in and also loaded a scan that shows the truck in more detail, which I

Hi Charlie, Thanks to your tip I managed to order 3 of the premium set on e-bay. Theyarrived with two of each herald, i.e. 1 of each per car. Am I correct in myrecollection that ART started using 2 of

Have you any idea how many GLa and H21 hoppers, along with X29 boxcars, got into Canada? Even die-hard Canadian STMFC modellers are PRR STMFC modellers. Steve Lucas.

Tony Thompson writes in reply to Tim O'Connor: "Tim is right about the PRR cars, but I confess my eye went first to the lovely string of PFE cars in the background, with a truly wonderful range of

Tim O'Connor wrote: Tim is right about the PRR cars, but I confess my eye went first to the lovely string of PFE cars in the background, with a truly wonderful range of weathering. How many

There's a bunch of beautiful photos in this collection, but I especially like this one -- notable because at least EIGHT of the box cars in this one "random" shot belong to the Pennsylvania railroad.

I apologize if you have receivedthis through a YahooGroup list posting, but we are maximizing our publicityefforts. The RPM-East prototype modeler event less than three weeks away, onMarch 27 & 28 in

 Guys, note the STMFC rules: "The objectives include the sharing of information about NorthAmerican, standard gauge railroad freight cars in the period 1900-1960inclusive including their

That's absolutely ridiculous, bid what you think it's worth if I have more money than you maybe I'll bid higher, sniping software or not...SMH Sent from my Verizon Wireless 4G LTE smartphone

 My main reason for not using E-Bay.ArmandPremo

There is no great conspiracy to all of this, you bid what you're willing to pay and hope for the best. Sent from Yahoo Mail on Android From:"Riverboy river_dweller_ohio@... [STMFC]" Date:Mon,