Garth It's definitely a DESPATCH built refrigerator car, but I don't know which MDT or possibly NRC series it belonged to. I have photos of other MDT (and NRC) steel reefers but not

Johannes In your era the cars were used exclusively in passenger train services as far as I know. Some cars were repainted in the 1960's with freight service paint (attached). Later the survivors

Hi Steve!

Please excuse the band width waste, but I have received zero messages today from any of my groups, which seems pretty weird. From the web, I can see that there have been some, today. Thanks, Steve

Johannes, Are you trying to put together a fleet of U.P. boxcars? Regards, Bryian Sones Union Pacific Prototype Modeler Murrieta, CA

Ed, many thanks for that link. Yes, all questions have been answered (most important, that the model - unfortunately - won't match my needs.) Many greetings Johannes Gesendet: Donnerstag, 28.

Johannes, The following link provides history & data on the B-50-25 box cars that began in 1939 as UP 9100-9199. RP CYC Volumes 6 and 8 also provide information & photos. In addition the UPHS has

Scott I still have a couple of those kits on hand, contact me off list for kit numbers and price. Charlie Slater Patternmaker Sent from Outlook

Varney ad from the back cover of the February 1959 issue of Model Railroader. Ben Hom

Hello friends, I still need more 40' box cars, and I consider purchasing this

Zoom down to 50% so you cat a whole page, do a screen shot, edit it and past it in your graphics software. I use CorelDraw so I can export all pages of an article as a PDF

Thank you Geogre. Paul

Nicely Done Paul. Should look good all painted. Those doors make for a interesting car George Toman

Wow. I looked at your Facebook page, that is very impressive work you’ve done building those cars from metal. Todd Horton

Friends, I recently scanned up my photos from a circa 2000 visit to Steamtown. Among them is this unmarked refrigerator car. It appears to be of MDT design. Can anybody help me

Thank you guys 😊 Paul Doggett England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

The Post War Freight Car Fleet book has photos of D&H Hoppers on Pages 135, but of cars 6851-11600. The notes state that C A Seley designed cars like this for the D&H in 1901. Al Smith Sonora CA

Try this photo. It is a dark photo but can be lightened. http://www.trainweb.org/dhvm/images/dhrr_freight/Don-Rickle/1152-2250-01.jpg Al Smith Sonora Ca

Can you make the masters again? 😁 I am sure a lot of people would love to have that car. Scott McDonald

Hello folks, Some help is needed with Delaware & Hudson Seley hopper cars. I hacve three of the O&W Car Shops D&H Seley hoppers all painted and ready to decal with the decals on hand as well. My