A circa 1928 photo of Overland automobiles (maybe partially assembled?) in shipping crates on flatcars and a barge: http://lists.railfan.net/erielackphoto.cgi?erielack-02-18-19/X6120.jpg Bob

Any videos of the session or your layout?

Claus, I see them also. Faintly, likely due to them fully catching the sunlight, but they are there. John Hagen

Sorry guys. I meant this to be sent to Gene only. Obviously that did not happen. My apologies. gary roe quincy, illinois

Gene, If they aren't spoken for yet, I would like to take all 4 of the ART 32000 Series cars 1950-59 Scheme. gary On ‎Thursday‎,

I just hosted an op session this past weekend. However, there is time in March to hold another. AlI my Saturdays and Sundays the rest of the month are open. I would also like to host an op session

The tank car is lettered Colorado and Wyoming 300 and it is on page 11:

Former vent boxcar in M of W service. Todd Horton On Thursday, March 7, 2019, 2:50:44 PM EST, Ralph W. Brown <rbrown51@...> wrote:

Hi Bruce, Given its apparent age and the 1944 date for the photo, I suspect you’re right. Thanks for confirming my thoughts on the car type. Pax, Ralph Brown Portland, Maine PRRT&HS No.

Ralph, It certainly looks like CG 39623 is a ventilated boxcar, but given the light paint and dark stencil, I think that it might be in company service and not revenue

Hi Claus, Good eye. Now that you’ve brought them to our attention, I can see them too. Does anyone have any thoughts on what looks to be CG 39623 shown to the left of the water tower? A

Hi Gary and List Members, If you look at the image at "Original" resolution, one can faintly (very faintly) make out the diagonals on the near half of the car. They don't show well because the angle

I have noticed a lot of photographs of gondolas look like this, but I think it is some kind of illusion. At first I thought this might be one of the taller AT&SF post Caswell gondolas, but those had

Oooops,ERDX.Armand Premo

The picture is on the Central of Georgia and the gondola in question has about half of one side with diagonals and the other without:

While we are at it,how about information on RDEX reefers?.Armand Premo

Looking at this car more closely, I'm pretty sure it has a Despatch style roof. Really can't tell about the ends. I'm away from my reference material now, but there was a class of MDT reefers with

Does anyone know what became of Stan Rydarowicz's resin parts masters? I am certain he offered parts to kitbash some of the MDT reefers. Tim O'Connor On 3/7/2019

Thank you to the couple folks who reached out in assisting with identifying the MDT NRC refrigerator car I inquired about. I think for now I will go with an Intermountain R-40-25 Refrigerator Car, as

John Allen Varney ad, August 1954 issue of Model Railroader. Ben Hom