And a fishbelly underframe. Dave Koaster in Southern California made a good kitbash by taking a factory painted NP Red Caboose reefer, added a Central Valley NP stock car roof narrowed down about an

NP wood reefers had a radial roof. Aaron Gjermundson

I was culling through my stash of Reefer kits and came across 2 Red Caboose kits (now Intermountain) in the following paint and car number. Checked the NPRHS site

Bill a good tip. Another solution to having a good supply of dirt collectors would be for Tichy to take the dirt collector in Set 3013 and make them available in a multiple group of that part only.

That list of route miles traveled by two cars is fascinating. And only 9 round trips in 13 months!! -- Tim O'Connor Sterling, Massachusetts

Any reason why this most recent post and others in the past from me have not been moderator approved?

Just curious as to why a post I made recently with an attached photo of an ERDX car was not posted? Bud Rindfleisch

https://model-railroad-hobbyist.com/node/37917 Doug Harding www.iowacentralrr.org

I’ll add my two cents to this discussion. About 13 years ago following his death, I purchased Gordon Cannon’s business of diesel detail parts, Cannon and Company, and continue to run it to date.

The GN society did a kit. I built one for a friend In Chicago. I am not sure if it is still available It requires an enormous amount of scratch building. It turned out pretty cool Joe Binish

Some enterprising individual should do a resin kit for the weed sprayer.... Thanks! -- Brian Ehni From: <main@RealSTMFC.groups.io> on behalf of "Paul Doggett via Groups.Io"

Dennis Storzek wrote, "However, for items produced with quality tooling, the millionth part should look no different from the first." I think this would be true ONLY if the person running the molding

The three Northern Pacific groups that I belong to are; npmodelers@groups.io, NPRailway@groups.io, nptelltale@groups.io, HTH! Take Care, Brian R. Termunde Midvale, Utah

Jim, it was no secret, just not announced we would be gathering. The subject was the Swift reefer fleet and we were attempting to answer some questions. As to the snubber, I have a photo from the

fred huss wrote: Not all their sets are the same, even the ones they got from Jerry Glow. I don't know if they are changing over their production, or if production is just uneven. But DO NOT

While at the Chicagoland 2019 RPM gathering and after presentations were complete, I was walking past a room and noted Steve Hile, Doug Harding, Roger Hinman, and a smattering of others gathered in a

Bill Thanks for that tip as I had a similar problem. Jim Kubanick Morgantown WV

Ed: I tried the NP e-mail with another question but it was not deliverable. Is there another address? Bill Pardie Sent from my Verizon, Samsung Galaxy smartphone

The ones I tried this year went straight into the trash. Brian J. Carlson

I was going to state that, but Paul beat me to it. Over the years a LOT of model railroad tooling has been "soft" tooling, because it's cheap. The choices are, in order of increasing