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Thanks Fran, that is one I do have. I appreciate you help. Fenton -- Fenton Wells 250 Frye Rd Pinehurst NC 28374 910-420-8106 srrfan1401@...

Al, they are right on. Don't have those books. If you could scan them and email them I would greatly appreciate your help. Looking forward to seeing you in Cocoa and happy new year Fenton --

I tried sharing a picture twice, but it doesn't come through. ????? Packed and ready for Cocoa Beach. Aaron Gjermundson

Not much of a shot, but it might help (272590): http://www.rrpicturearchives.net/showPicture.aspx?id=2151425 Fran Giacoma

Hi Fenton, A partial end shot of Southern 272617 appears in Ferrell's "Slow Trains Down South, vol 1", p 269. A photo of Southern 272993 in a train appears in Staufer's "B&O Power", p 138. A

Ken Very nice and unusual car. Paul Doggett England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

Hi Ken, Nice looking car. Appreciated the history. Thanks for sharing, Gary Ray

We are getting down to the wire and still have not been able to locate but 4 photos of this Southern boxcar (272500-272999). I've checked the usual sources, Bob's photos, Ted Culotta and other

Peter, I am almost in total agreement . Almost as using an oil less compressor can cause problems when using acrylic paints. I’ve used oil lubricated compressors for 30 years with solvent based

This car was originally Denver and Rio Grande #63383 and exists today at the Western Railway Museum in Rio Vista California. In 1944 the Rio Grande sold it to the US Navy as one of the replacements

Yep...it's a stretched "SU" type car. The Southern also had them. Ray Breyer Elgin, IL

If we only had an SU with these in O

Chuck, Thanks for the usage tips, they are much appreciated. As far as clunky or complexity to manipulate, no need to apologize. When it comes to historical freight car information that’s a

For those interested in the cosmetic airbrushes, a page of reviews with links to pricing. https://www.oglf.org/best-airbrush-makeup/ Keep in mind these reviews are focused on the cosmetics and

Here is one: http://www.rrpicturearchives.net/showPicture.aspx?id=4212331 Fran Giacoma

Paul, There are Builders Photos folios of these cars at the Minnesota Historical Society. 15000 -15499 done in 1940 by PSC 15500 -15999 done in 1941 by ACF The location for the photo folios is

The NPRHA site is a fabulous resource, but it is difficult to search, and you often need to have a pretty good idea what you are looking for in order to find specific information. For example, you

Railmodel Journal, November 1990, pp.62-63 1948 builder photo #107449 -- Tim O'Connor Sterling, Massachusetts