In addition to Tony's book, CBCs and the IRM Library as a source for R-40-10 drawings, the Calif. St. RR Museum Library also has R-40-10 drawings available. Go to

Dennis, We were talking about this as a very common load fro empty stock cars inCCB last Friday morning while I was putting out my ACCURAIL GN stock car, themineral red one. A noted modeler said he

Noted at 4:11, a man using a hand truck to load brick into a ... stockcar. Dennis Storzek

Group - The correct address is https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7xf9CTEG5hE Mike Calo Glen Burnie MD (just south of Baltimore) "Things will get better when chickens lay bricks instead of eggs"

It says video not found :-( Paul Doggett UK Sent from Samsung mobile "Gary vasa0vasa@... [STMFC]" <STMFC@...> wrote: It's a fast paced film and the light wood baskets used

Hello, If anyone has an extra set or two of Jerry Glow or Sunshine decals for the Frisco Howe Truss boxcar that they would be willing to sell me, please contact me off list at bflynn562@.... Thank

Yes, that is it! Thank you very much. gary laakso south of Mike Brock

Looks like the S should be a 5 if your talking about this promo film? Ken Schanz Norfolk & Western Railroad circa 1950 - Operation Fast Freight - Freight Trains Archive Footage

Ditto. Schuyler Was anyone else able to view this video. I get a notice that it's unavailable . Mike Bauers > On Jan 16, 2016, at 11:07 AM, "Gary vasa0vasa@... [STMFC]" <STMFC@...> wrote: > > It's

Was anyone else able to view this video. I get a notice that it's unavailable . Mike Bauers

It's a fast paced film and the light wood baskets used for vegetables are included as are the unique shaped raw tobacco containers. www.youtube.com/watch?v=7xf9CTEGShE Mike Brock and his crew put on

My first attempt to fix this is to place a very straight piece of wood I have (about 1/4" x 3/4" x 6") onto the running board and hold it flat in place after applying tiny amounts of adhesive on

After a couple of days I can share with you the unscientific results of my little poll. You can see the results on the blog. http://elgincarshops.blogspot.ca/2016/01/poll-results.html Thanks --

I replied directly to Scott, but thought others might have the same question. The prices that appear in the cart are the discounted prices - $45.00 for Vol. 1 (vs. $60 regularly) and $37.50 for Vol. 2

---In STMFC@..., <pullmanboss@...> wrote : John Barry wrote: > I vote for one piece bodies with separate floors. If there are end variations, false ends. That's a different matter than making the

Hello- I have new Intermountain 12 packs of the HO 33" freight car wheel sets with the semi-scale wheel tread width, Intermountain #40052 (MSRP $14) I am offering 8 of these new 12 packs for $76,

If you can get the complete roof walk off without damage ( use of a very sharp scalpel etc ) then re- attach using canopy glue. Paul Sent from Samsung mobile "jorgec@... [STMFC]" <STMFC@...> wrote:

Hi George--Your best choice is to remove the running board completely and reinstall with canopy glue. I just had to do the same on an Intermountain car. Steve Hoxie Pensacola FL

Help! A new RTR BLI 40' boxcar has just arrived with the metal running board buckled upward. It's still attached at both ends but the center portion has lifted off the supports. The running board is

John Barry wrote: > I vote for one piece bodies with separate floors. If there are end variations, false ends. That's a different matter than making the ends separate for ease of painting. With one