Bill, I checked the photos in the instructions and the few I have on my computer and it does appear the silver cars had the flat roofs. Thanks. I'll keep my eyes open at upcoming train shows for a

Tony, I used to work for Union 76's Refining & Transportation div in the early 1990's. At the time, they celebrated their 100th anniversary and handed out some thick hardbound books about the

Tony: I am Phillips Petroleum Co. retiree and conocoPhillips and now Phillips 66 Company after a merger and divorce own the rights to the 76 brand. I will try to slip by the museum tomorrow and see if

Tony: I am Phillips Petroleum Co. retiree and conocoPhillips and now Phillips 66 Company after a merger and divorce own the rights to the 76 brand. I will try to slip by the museum tomorrow and see if

Try refreshing the page, Brian. It was there for me. Dave Owens

SO OF COURSE IT SHOWED UP SOON THEREAFTER! LOL! Thanks! -- Brian Ehni From: <main@RealSTMFC.groups.io> on behalf of "BRIAN PAUL EHNI via Groups.Io" <bpehni@...> Reply-To:

Not showing up yet. Thanks! -- Brian Ehni From: <main@RealSTMFC.groups.io> on behalf of Bruce Smith <smithbf@...> Reply-To: <main@RealSTMFC.groups.io> Date: Tuesday, February 11, 2020

Tony - I was told that the real one was painted up for display at the New York World’s Fair - so a one off. Uncle Jerry weigh in here. Norm Buckhart Begin forwarded message:

Years ago, a couple of the HO scale manufacturers of tank cars offered Union Oil cars in a dark blue paint scheme with an orange 76 emblem (the company colors). Several people, including no less than

Both CGW series had the "Murphy" radial roof, which is very similar to the Hutchins radial roof except for lacking the indentations in the corners of the seam caps. David Thompson

Folks, The Winter, 2020 issue (#111) of The Keystone Modeler is now available on the PRRT&HS web site at: http://www.prrths.com/newprr_files/newPRRKeystoneModeler.htm Regards, Bruce Bruce Smith,

Hello John, it was just an "ordinary" model rr exhibition last weekend with only our modular arrangment being US-related: http://www.mec-leonberg.de/HZ_2020.jpg We will find another (and

Dan Hall is actually a Airline flight instructor and frequently away from home but his in business and you will get your doors eventually. Bill Welch

I think the schemes were simultaneous. Most of the silver & black cars had butt welded hip roof, most BCR had Radial roof as modeled by the Speedwitch kit. Bill Welch

I'm building a Speedwitch Georgia box car...again. I painted the last one in silver and black (Have a son-in-law that's a Raiders fan ; )which I've sold long ago. I'm thinking of doing this one in bcr

Allen Did you get your information? Fenton -- Fenton Wells 250 Frye Rd Pinehurst NC 28374 910-420-8106 srrfan1401@...

Thomas Thank I used microsol liquid decal film and with that I managed to salvage enough decals for what I needed together with some Champ and Speedwitch decals. Paul Doggett. England

Looking through their 1923 and 1932 diagram books, all of the CGW's single sheathed boxcars (except for their 1914-built Fowlers) had radial roofs. That's confirmed by the few photos I have of their

lol - yeah, but only if you model 1940 :-) the whole plant was modern enough to take it apart and ship it to China -- Tim O'Connor Sterling, Massachusetts

Amazing pictures! It gives one perspective on the sheer SCALE of the early industrial revolution. -- *Tim O'Connor* *Sterling, Massachusetts*