Schuyler Larrabee wrote: Yes, I remember it well from my excursions into caving. Bright and dependable light. Tony Thompson tony@...

Thanks for the reply Mel. I don't really know how to determine the type of lettering. Bill Pardue Sent from my Verizon, Samsung Galaxy smartphone

Don, Would you please send photos of the 803-804 cars? Does anyone make an HO model of them? Roger Huber Deer Creek Locomotive Works

what kind of lettering?, pad printed? dry transfers? decals? :-) mel perry

Photo: DL&W Gondola 60327 This is a photo from the Erie Lackawanna E-Mail List Photo Archive: http://lists.railfan.net/erielackphoto.cgi?erielack-05-05-20/C2768.jpg I assume this is a gondola and

We have had quite a few posts recently on removing factory lettering from plastic cars. Does anyone have a recommendation for removing lettering from brass cars while preserving the factory

This was actually a very common car on the NYC Lines-they had some 16000 of them. Some later rebuilt to outside stake cars,last ones in service about 1925. Larry King

I think the key word there Tim is "knowingly." I had no idea you thought so little of me that you think I would do that. Bill Welch

Hi Fred: I would love to see photos id your revamped cars. Bill Parsie Sent from my Verizon, Samsung Galaxy smartphone

Very astute! I ordered six now in my hold box at the dealer awaiting imminent arrival of some GP-7s. Intermountain ignores complaints about errors and foobies, so nothing changes. My last three orders

Goes goes to reinforce that RTR means ready to repair. I think I ordered 2 of the reefers myself. 🤷🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️ Brian J. Carlson

I am now glad I exhibited amazing sloth about ordering these in advance . . . Schuyler

For a short while it was also used for locomotive and automotive headlights designed to burn acetylene. It was used until electric light bulbs and their elements improved enough to survive rough use

I remember those toy cannons! I think vinegar or some other liquid was added to set off the reaction. -- Tim O'Connor Sterling, Massachusetts

Is there any source of 8' wide Superior Doors for a 10' IH Boxcar? If not looks like scratcbulding time. Rick Jesionowski

Guys, I own six R18,19 & 21 cars of their previous 'Wegmann' runs. ALL of them had severe underframe and brake system problems, wrong heralds and or dates, etc. So during all those years nothing

I have a small (16”long) model cannon that my dad used to fire every once in a while, which used Calcium Carbide as the explosive force. I don’t know how to use it (which may be just as well , .

I hate picking apart someone else's work, but in the interest of not furthering misinformation: Page nine has a cut-away view of a KC brake having an integral cut-out cock; this may well be an

That is correct Don. You are refering specifically to GPEX #803 and #804 both of which were rebuilds of earlier wood sheathed milk tank cars. General American used a cover for the two 3,000 gal.

Hi Garth, Back in the 1990s and early 2000s I used to regularly get to check out the railroad cars being handled at the former SP yard in South San Francisco. A car much like this one, perhaps even