not to rain on anyoes parade, but consider what the chinese had to do, one they figured out what they were dealing with, quarentined a city.of millions, quarentined half a province, daily mandatory

NERPM is still a go. I just saw a Facebook post announcing the Western Prototype Modelers meet has been postponed. I've been updated the RPM event calendar as these

In response to Tim's question, NERPM is still on for now. We are carefully following developments and will of course follow the advice of health and government officials. Our meet is at the end of May

To me that looks like an early Stanray steel roof before the raised panels. I had a need for a few of those 20+ years ago and I believe I used a Train Miniature donor. Look at the seam caps--look like

What about nerpm?

Clark I think there were some flat panel steel roofs with seam caps like that. CP or CN perhaps?

A saw a post on Facebook earlier that the Savannah RPM has cancelled. Eric Hansmann Murfreesboro, TN

In case anyone missed the Special Notice posted here, the Toronto RPM has in fact been postponed. George Irwin

I know of two sources on these: Culotta, "Freight Cars Reference Manual", v 1, p 192 Masterson, Wagner, and Hoffman, RP CYC 12, pp 46-87 (see especially pp 78-83) CB&Q class XA-14D (100 cars,

Friends, That has to be about the ugliest boxcar I've ever seen. Way cool! Yours Aye, Garth Groff 🦆

The origins of the model and it builder are in the caption w/the photo. Bill Welch

Is this a scratchbuilt model, or a resin kit, or something else? It looks great! Tod C Dwyer On Sunday, March 15, 2020, 03:30:39 PM EDT, Bob

Model: CB&Q "Bomber Boxcar" A model photo from the NAPM Model Railroad Club: https://www.flickr.com/photos/napmltd/41672943110/ Caption: "In 1942 the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy modified some of

I have a Proto (Walthers) insulated Type 21 tank car decorated as CDLX 817. It is stenciled for wine service add was issued by X2011 West NMRA Convention. My question

I over paid ($4) for an AHM 40', DS, DD box car thinking I needed it for a upcoming project. That project didn't materialize as I envisioned. What to do with the model? I took it out of the box and

I wonder if I will hear from Caboose Hobbies. I put an order in before they closed down on Broadway.

On 3/14/2020 4:40 PM, Curt Fortenberry wrote: I've had two reserved for so long I forgot and almost ordered another. But my friendly dealer reminded me.

Good news that the deco end cars are shipping. Last time I looked at their website they’ve been listed as in production for a while. Now maybe the C&O cars I’ve had reserved for years will

C&O had a class of 40' steel, Deco end box cars built in 1937. They were numbered 5000 - 5499. In the mid-1960's "Chessie" era, some went to the B&O, numbered in the 167500-169576 series. All but

Now that Intermountain has released their model, I have some questions about Deco Ends. We tend to describe dreadnaught ends in technical terms and great detail (4/5, 4/4 IDE, R+3-4, etc.) Was there a