Just out of curiosity, what road are you talking about? I can't believe all railroads listed this type of refrigerator cars as "R-40-10". Or is that a USRA or PFE designation? Roy Wojahn

---In STMFC@..., <rhinman11@...> wrote : Pullman drawings for this car are available at the IRM Pullman library Roger Hinman ================= When contacting the library, contact info here: Illinois

Jack Dziadul asked: "I have been trying to determine what, if any, Santa Fe refrigerator cars found their way to any of the Terminal Division freight houses or nearby industries / distribution

Pullman drawings for this car are available at the IRM Pullman library Roger Hinman

I have been trying to determine what, if any, Santa Fe refrigerator cars found their way to any of the Terminal Division freight houses or nearby industries / distribution centers. I have checked this

I'd like to learn the basic about this reefer (the series served well into transition era, correct?). I'm considering CAD-drawing one for cnc milling in 1:120 scale, if accurate drawings are

I am going to have much to say about the "Live Fire" airbrushing event I coordinated but before too much time gets by I do want to appeal to those that took photos during the airbrushing to please

I am looking for someone who might be willing to split a couple of pounds of lead shot for weighting hollow center sills or such. When I last checked this stuff can be purchased in 25 lb boxes for

I'll have to check my notes, but I recall this was one-of-a-kind for the B&O. The converted box car came from their Class M-27 the taller version of the ARA all-steel box car. The class for the

I'll have to check my notes, but I recall this was one-of-a-kind for the B&O. The converted box car came from their Class M-27 the taller version of the ARA all-steel box car. The class for the

Monroe Models supplies a similar acrylic jig in their DM&IR caboose kit. Jim Kubanick Morgantown WV On Friday, January 8, 2016 1:44 AM, "'Douglas Harding' doug.harding@... [STMFC]" wrote:

Bob wrote: "How prevalent were such cars and how well did the workout?" I posted information on this effort quite some time ago; Search Conversations under, "Turning Boxcars Into Tank Cars." Guy

This is a link to a 1940 photo from the Library of Congress: http://www.loc.gov/item/oem2002007571/PP/ On the left side the image is available to review in severalsizes under

Great stuff! Lots of tank cars and caboose, passenger, baggage and mail car interiors. Where else have you seen car lavatories? Al Kresse

As Doug Harding and possibly others have pointed out, Barriger Library has been posting downloadable, high-resolution AC&F builder's photos. There have been quite a few recently posted; there are 676

The NYCSHS Announces a Brand New Book on NYCS Hudsons. This hard cover book is the complete story of the NYC Hudson by subclass, written by NYCSHS Director and former President Tom Gerbracht, after

Hi Mike, If you read the reviews, that is NOT a tool you would wish for. http://www.amazon.com/Artistic-Wire-Deluxe-Jig-Kit/dp/B0018GI46M/ The concept is fine, but based on the reviews, the tool is

To follow up: AMB created a wonderful little laser cut acrylic jig for bending all the railings, grabs, etc for their M&StL caboose kit. It does the curved grabs for the sides, the ones for the top of

The next California Mini Meet will be held on February 6. Due to changes that have been made at the San Bernardino Depot, we can no longer hold the Mini Meet there. The new location will be: Christ

Railroad Prototype Modelers-Valley Forge is returning to the Desmond Hotel in Malvern, PA (about 20 miles west of Philadelphia and convenient to the PA Turnpike and US 202), the same great hotel as