Prototype photo: https://www.greatdecals.com/GreatDecals/P&N%201101sm.jpg Curt Fortenberry

FYI just in case, but Great Decals has decals for these cars: https://www.greatdecals.com/ scroll down to about mid page. Curt Fortenberry PS: I did the artwork and he printed them.

Hello Everyone, The 26th Chicago RPM is coming up 10/24 through the 26th. Hard to believe this show has been going for 26 years and started when the term "RPM" was unknown. I will again host an

Nice to see those ends become available but I'd be a lot more interested in seeing the Yuma Car & Foundry Seaboard Airline CLass B-3 boxcar offered in HO that they offer in TT and S gauge. Cordially,

Thanks guys! I've ordered a few sets. -Fritz Milhaupt Pere Marquette Historical Society

IIRC, Ld Limit was not a required stencil until 1925-26. The Wt stencil signified light weight but was not presented as Lt Wt until the about same time period. I’m not certain how the OR&W and W&W

I believe the old Walthers freight car data sheet decals had 60000 printed on them. Not sure the font, size and style will work but I probably have some if you want them Fenton -- Fenton Wells 250

Here is the Shapeways / Yuma Car & Foundry link listing for the Murphy vertical rib boxcar ends:

Jon Miller wrote: "'Yuma Car & Foundry store' 14K Results. A few too many to weed through." Be smarter than the app. Filter your search by "Shops". This gives you 91 hits, with Yuma Car & Foundry

Larry, In addition to showing that CAPY of 60,000, make sure that the LD LMT and LT Wt add up to 103,000 ;) Regards, Bruce Smith Auburn, AL

Microscale do quite a few with general data on. Paul Doggett. England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

On a somewhat related note- I am searching for generic boxcar data to apply to the Central of Minnesota boxcars I spread around to the layouts upon which I operate. I have used up my extras on the

"Yuma Car & Foundry store" 14K Results. A few too many to weed through:-D -- Jon MillerFor me time stopped in 1941Digitrax Chief/Zephyr systems, SPROG, JMRI UserNMRA Life member

Fritz, the ends were cast in resin for me by Dr. Dave Campbell, I suggest looking for his "Yuma Car & Foundry" store on Shapeways for printed version. Bill Welch

Larry - You might have to steal some lettering from early (1880's-1890's) standard-gauge sets. Clover House (dry transfers) & the new k4_pacific decal line on ebay come to mind. Unfortunately, I don't

Larry, Is there a numeral 4 you can steal from elsewhere on the sheet? The car weight might be the same size character as the CAPY line. I’ve done this quite a few times to add a proper

I'm building boxcars for the two narrow gauge railroads that the PRR owned. I'm having difficulty in locating decals with a capy of 60000 lbs. Most of the decals are for at least 100000 or in the

Bill- That's really nice work. I'm very much looking forward to seeing how you continue with this- I need to build a number of these cars in their earlier Pere Marquette and Manistee & North Eastern

Bill That’s a fine piece of work that you have done so far I look forward to seeing the next instalment. Paul Doggett. England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

With a good start the Boys at the Clearwater Car Shops thought it was time to report their progress to The Boss on their mixed styrene/resin project to build a model of a double-sheathed Piedmont &