Gary Laasko wrote: "This picture appears to be the B end of a rebuilt NKP (only the N on the reporting marks shows) double sheathed boxcar: https://www.loc.gov/resource/fsa.8d12117/ Fail. The car

This picture appears to be the B end of a rebuilt NKP (only the N on thereporting marks shows) double sheathed boxcar: https://www.loc.gov/resource/fsa.8d12117/ gary laakso south of Mike Brock

Let me try this as an embedded photo. Greg Martin Eventually all things merge into one and a river runs through it. Norman Maclean I wrote: Hey Yuze Gize, Here is a link to Steve

I would also throw in a vote for the Grain Door Bundles. I do not have the paperwork handy however if I recall correctly, in Duluth, MN had a...I will use the word "consortium". Not unlike where

Hey Yuze Gize, Here is a link to Steve Hoxie's recently completed ATSF BX-28 S_N_T USRA rebuilt car. The car is nicely built and what I find most interesting is the weathering he has applies,

Erick, That is their rebuilt auto box. In my bucket list.... Greg Martin Eventually all things merge into one and a river runs throughit. Norman Maclean

---In STMFC@..., <GEORGESIMMONS@...> wrote : Looks like loads of lumber to me. George W.Simmons Dry Prong, La. After copying & enlarging the image it looks to me like a load of large & long

I have a color photo of one in one of my Morning Sun books. Contact me off list so we don’t end up in jail. wdarnaby@... <mailto:wdarnaby@...> Bill Darnaby Sent: Saturday, March

HHHEEELLLPPP!!! I took in some L&N power to work on for a customer -- one railroad I know absolutely nothing about. First, he gave me an FA2/FB2 to work on because the sound in the FB2 wasn't

 Hi Dave, Eric, and List Members, Nicely done work! I have often considered modelingthis NH GA-2 class of gons in N scale - we have an ancient Arnold gondola thatwould serve as a reasonable

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I am 70 years old. Hard to remember everything or was I making sure people were paying attention? Bill Welch

Looking at the cars I posted seems they stop then move down the line. Graindoors is a good explanation for DGB, especially being grain doors are notmentioned otherwise. ClarkPropst Mason City Iowa

Looks like loads of lumber to me. George W.Simmons Dry Prong, La.

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Fellas, You might consider Tru Color's Erie freight car brown. It has a very nice brownish hue. Brad Andonian

Um, if you look, it is lettered "R-30-12" right on the car side. The PFE lettering diagrams as late as 1950 continued to show side grab irons as black. I think that this car (reweigh date is

Thanks Bill, photos of these cars are always welcome. I think the car is an R-30-12; the number is an original -12 number and it has a typical Bettendorf body bolster. The car retains the original 6

Bill Welch wrote: I entirely agree with Bill about both the Westerfield and Sunshine kits, and especially about the F&C kit for the A-50-6 car, one of the finest moldings Steve Funaro has ever

For anyone modeling around 1941 here are two photos of a PFE reefer I own for your use. Feel free to download. Be aware they are large files. Enjoy! PFE 21919 copy