No 1948 but Westerfield site shows both 1945 and 1950 available as a DVD. Bill Welch

Eric, The cars are included within the 11300-11599 series in October, 1950. All were equipped with Type “E” Evans Auto Loaders with 12 floor tie down chain tubes, or a combination of tubes and

Can you point me in the direction where to get an ORER for 1948? Eric

Eric Thur asked: "I am trying to get information on DL&W 11500 series Auto Boxcars re-built 35-37. These cars had Auto Racks installed when built, but my question is, Were the Auto racks ever removed

Currently on Facebook, there is a guy that replaced the lettering on a Walthers SOO caboose using Solvaset and a pink eraser. Said it takes about an hour per side to remove the lettering. This method

I am trying to get information on DL&W 11500 series Auto Boxcars re-built 35-37. These cars had Auto Racks installed when built, but my question is, Were the Auto racks ever removed and the cars used

I’m forwarding this email from Brian Howell re interest level for reprinting the BRHS MOW decal set with scale car decals for the Walthers and Bachmann scale cars. Reprints will be based upon

Prototype photos here: https://www.tangentscalemodels.com/general-american-1952-design-8000-gallon-welded-general-service-tank-car/ Andy Wisconsin

Gents, I did not see this advertised yet, even though the announcement was made May 11. Tangent has produced another transition-era tank car in HO (although the schemes in the first run are just

Yeah, I was rather perturbed when I realized the IMRC seems to have lost or dumped the Red Caboose moulds. Doesn’t make much sense to me Pierre

That's a sought after but rare to find kit nowadays. Lots of the other version though. I gave up and put a row of Archer Rivets down the edges and hoped my Yarmouth, Kadee & Hi-Tech details would

Typically because the truss rods also hold the end sills on. Admittedly, since the center of the car carries no weight they could be replaced with straight tie rods, but in the case of these rebuilds,

Brian Nice find on the color images of the log cars Gene Deimling

Question - The weight of the logs would rest directly on the two cross I beams which are directly over the truck bolsters and the trucks. Little or no weight would be on the center portion of the car.

Super Clean degreaser will lift lettering from Accurail cars in less than two hours without affecting the paint – unless you soak cars for a week and scrub hard with a toothbrush. I haven’t tried

Scott, I use a Euro scratch brush to remove lettering only. Light passes. I have used it on many different cars with success. A complete writeup and photos are on my blog. Look under “labels”

Scott, In a back issue of Model Railroad Hobbyist in Ken Patterson's column he shared a tip on a Walthers locomotive he renumbered. He used Solvaset and Scotch tape. I vaguely recall he applied the

Hello, Anybody have any tips or tricks to remove only the road numbers on a Walthers Boxcar. I will give Walthers credit that paint is tough as nails. I have tried the following: Micro-sol trick

Thanks Chuck. I managed to get to the 17 photos. Doug Paasch

Thanks Brian! It looks like the pins on the log cradle fold down for dumping? Doug Paasch