Their wheels aren't parts, they are a product. https://www.intermountain-railway.com/wheels.htm

Andy There are other choices for 0.088 wheels in bulk !! I bought several bags from Moloco last year and they are good looking (front and back), blackened wheels.

Stephen, thanks for that information ! Your timeline regarding the Allied FC trucks may be off. Here, an August 1952 photo of ATSF 4182

nothing says you have to buy intermountain, let the bean counters figure it out mel perry

They won't sell them one at a time, but I expect they'd be open to a business proposition from someone to buy them in bulk for resale. Paul Krueger Seattle, WA

Friends, At this risk of jail time, I want to ask if anyone can help with the identification of the locomotive in the attached photo. I picked up the print in a seconds box. Eventually, I will

That's just plain stupid. Even if it doesn't generate enough grickles for them, its at least a good customer service value added move that always attracts more customers. Oh, well, we'll have to look

Judging by the condition of the brake shoes I'd say that car isn't exactly revenue service on any line now! John

Actually, I believe it to be more of a management decision. Frank Angsted has just about reduced his contributions to near zero, and his son is currently listed as the president. I remember when the

Tahoe, Barber Lateral motion trucks, are what I used in my 10000 Sunshine kits. Aaron Gjermundson

Could be new China supplier thing. Remember that happened last year (seems an age ago!). Dave Sent from Dave Bott' iPhone -- ____________________________ David Bott, modeling the A&Y in '34

Hello All, Galewood was a majorLCL freight house on the Milwaukee Rd, in the city of Chicago. There were actually two freight houses with 5 tracks between them and then to the north another three

Caboose Stop Hobbies in Cedar Falls Iowa has several sandwich bags of Intermountain parts sprues. They really don't know what they are so a photo of which you're looking for would help. I don't know

I wonder if this is just a pandemic thing or are they leaving the parts business forever. My club use wheir wheels extensively. Regards, Andy Mller

You are correct and tar paper is one of my pet peeves, along with cinder blocks! CJ Riley Architect

As Northern Pacific is a favorite road and I have two Sunshine kits for the 10000-13999 boxcars, I wanted to add a similar truck to the Tahoe Model Works line. The closest I could find was under an

Don, There wasn't much a Cooperstown the last time we were up there about four years ago (a steam locomotive near city hall and a postal car at another site). Most of the unrestored collection is

Very pretty, except for the fat wheels. Sadly no indication of semi scale wheels being available. Regards, Bruce Bruce Smith Auburn, Al

Sorry, was that was supposed to be C&I, not C&EI -Bruce

More correctly called an "offset side hopper" and in the case of the of the C&I hopper, this is an "Alternate Standard AAR offset hopper". I'm more familiar with the "chisel end" being applied to a