I agree, if you've ever had a brass passenger car with an unpainted interior you know to paint the interior. Any darker color should do it. Bill Woelfel, Homewood, Ill.

Don finally home. To follow up the stockcar with the funny looking racks inside is a Pennsylvania K7a stockcar #134299. My memory was faulty, as soon as I looked at the photos again, I realized it was

Thanks, Ben, and Richard Townsend, for instantly providing the link I missed. Schuyler

Schuyler Larrabee wrote: "In this thread there is a reference to a movie. I missed that link, and have reviewed almost all the messages, but unless I accidentally deleted a post, I can’t find that

https://www.bpa.gov/news/AboutUs/History/Pages/25000-Volts-Under-the-Sea.aspx Richard Townsend Lincoln City, OR

In this thread there is a reference to a movie. I missed that link, and have reviewed almost all the messages, but unless I accidentally deleted a post, I can’t find that link. Did I

Hmmm... if Charlie Slater is correct about the ends, then your photosappear to show an Fe-15, which had the same ends as your photos.

Bill I seem to recall that is an option available for the group settings - theability to edit posts! I disabled it on the BBFCL group - it seemed like a weirdidea at the time... Perhaps it makes more

Don it is a PRR stockcar which appears to be set up for poultry crates. When I get home I'll post some more images. Doug Harding Sent from my phone

I forgot to list the 4 classes, senior moment I guess. They are FE-5, 12, 15 and 19. Charlie Slater Sent from Outlook

Eric it could be one of 4 classes of cars all rebuilt from Fe-L, N and O class cars. Have you looked on the underframe for the brake badge plate it will have the class listed on it. The 4 classes of

OK, Doug, I'll bite. What is depicted in the first photo with a CNR or CPR style stock car having rack floors in it? No hoofed animal could have been carried in such a car so I presume it was a method

Is that not the same attitude that Richard Hendrickson took toward underbody detail? After all, there are only so many hours in a day. Cordially, Don Valentine Virus-free. www.avast.com

I encourage the modeling of Bulls – you only need 20 of them for a car. Stay away from double deck cars and sheep – you need 300. Goats are worse! I have sheep on the hill and cattle in the

Thank you Bob, I found the Edit button and edited the offending words. Glad I ask! Bill Welch

I have not Bob, chiefly because it would require joining two large pieces and multiple cuts increasing the chances of one not being square and on and on. In my mind focusing on the bottom simplifies

The corrected Fe-19 image urls are http://www.azrymuseum.org/roster/slvrbox.jpg http://www.azrymuseum.org/roster/ATSF%205257.jpg http://www.azrymuseum.org/roster/SF232493_3.JPG:

The models I am going to paint are currently unfinished brass. Unlike with grey resin, I think it extremely risky to ignore painting the interior. I am leaning towards a tan-ish light grey, though I

Bill, For option click on the "More" icon. Bob Witt

Bill, Have you considered cutting the ends into two pieces at the seam and taking some of the excess height out of the middle? Regards, Bob Witt