Bill, We don't sell the as individual drawings. Too much trouble for not enough money. I did send you the drawing to your email address, however. The NYCSHS is here to help any way we can. Thanks,

Hi Gary and List Members, This is the only image I have ever seen that showsLong Island class G24 USRA composite gondolas! Sadly only a partialview... Claus Schlund

Has anyone a dimensioned drawing of a triple valve they can share? Any era. All sides. Even a couple of photos of drawings will help. Dave Nelson Dave, are you looking for drawings of

Hello All, Please excuse the cross post but I needed to get this out to everyone who might be interested and not yet have decided to attend the Amherst Railway Society Show this weekend at

I seem to recall thet the WABCO catalogs had dimensions of the brake cylinders... but one general illustration covered all of one type, with a table of dimensions. In fact, the illustrations published

Bill, when you go on the NYCHS website push the red button to contract Tom Gebracht and see if he can help you For Dave Nelson, Dennis’ response about vendor parts is dead on. The resource you can

Thanks Dennis, I was afraid that was the case. I do know where I can find the equipment to measure… I’m most certainly not looking forward to laying down under a car to do it tho. Perhaps I need

Perhaps, these boxcars have steel under frames and were empty at the timeof the incident...I have no information about the photo:

Thank you for your response Noel. When I log into this website I can find a CD of freight car drawings, however, I do not find any access to individual drawings. I really just want to get drawing

 Guess most of us have had thesame problem.I continue to refine my roster.We tend to overemphasize the roadsand types that we like best.Armand Premo

Freight cars are an important component of our model railroads. A couple of recent questions made me think about my 1926 freight car fleet and what should be part of it. It seems many recently built

The NYCSHS has engineering drawings available in our Society store (Collinwood Shop). The store is accessible to anyone at: Welcome to NYCSHS - The Collinwood Shop. Thanks Noel Noel

Brian, Glad to see you are still at it. When I've had the time to set it up (an all-nighter for me) I've been using CamBam for my CAM and loading the G-code into DeskCNC for machine control. DeskCNC

---In STMFC@..., <Lake_Muskoka@...> wrote : Has anyone a dimensioned drawing of a triple valve they can share? Any era. All sides. Even a couple of photos of drawings will help. Dave

Thank you Roger for your reply. This certsinly answers my question. I would very much like to obtain a copy of this drawing, however, I don't seeem to be able to access this information on the

---In STMFC@..., <grangerroads@...> wrote : Vector CAD/CAM. It has a 3D module, but at the time I bought the package I didn't buy that. ================ So, all you have to work with is a 2-1/2D CAM

I can endorse Roger’s mention of the NYCHS – I have their cd’s for both boxcars and gondolas. The drawing sets are not 100% complete… some cars are covered really well, others are a short of

Are Stan Rydarowicx parts still available? I am looking for the CGW and WLE PS-o boxcars. Al Smith Sonora CA

> Rhino should certainly be able to handle the model generation... What are you using for CAM software, if I may ask? < Vector CAD/CAM. It has a 3D module, but at the time I bought the package I

Thanks for the replies. I noticed my NKP kit also is a Viking roof so of the four cars I have with black roofs three are Viking roofs. The Santa Fe car is a Murphy roof with running boards painted