I would guess it is a in-plant car purchased secondhand from some dealer. The car doesn't have a pressed or fabricated end sill reinforcement, so it is likely from the 1903-early '04 production

Ok. Looking at the NWSL website. $24 for 4 wheels. wowza. Brian J. Carlson

Positive? Even if that's so there's a distinct difference in dress back then from now. Roger Huber Deer Creek Locomotive Works

I am preparing to paint my F&C Rutland Stock Car and I am hoping someone here familiar with that RR's practice can comment on what color was used on their Boxcars and Stock Cars? I am not interested

Those aren't the attendants; they're the brokers. Ray Breyer Elgin, IL On Thursday, May 14, 2020, 01:21:23

Richard Hendrickson told me that his preferred wheels were made by NWSL. Richard's preferrence was based on NWSL wheels which were turned from Nickel Silver, not brass, in their manufacture. All of

I don’t think it’s a dumb question. Speaking only for myself it’s availability. I can buy intermountain, Reboxx, Kadee at the hobby shop, retail or online. Reboxx not so much now. I have never

apologies, I thought this was being sent to the group under new topics subject line.

On Thu, May 14, 2020 at 3:59 PM Tim O'Connor <timboconnor@...> wrote: Hmm. 1954 photo. On 5/14/2020 1:20 PM, Tony Thompson wrote:

Please let me ask a dum question. I have been using NWSL .088 wheel sets for more years than I choose to admit. I have used them since before the IMR, Kadee, and Rebox .088 wheel sets were ever

I was very fortunate that Terry Wegmann was a friend. I bought a bunch of kits from him when he first produced them. When he sold the tooling to Intermountain I bought some of the assembled cars.

Tony, there must have been some flexibility. As I am sure you’ve seen photos, the ERIE delivered a one-piece transatlantic cable, from where to where I am not sure, in a string of, I think, 11

Hmm. 1954 photo. On 5/14/2020 1:20 PM, Tony Thompson wrote: -- Tim O'Connor Sterling, Massachusetts

Another thread hijacked by a different subject(s). WAY TO GO GUYS !! Dick Harley Laguna Beach, CA

And since Fallen Flags has been mentioned, it’s good to know that site is a personal site, and the expense of the independent server and its connection to the world is supported by the man who runs

Hi Bill, To feed my head, I like to check Google for model freight cars that interest me. It takes some time to look through everything Google Images throws up at you, but there are often very

Ahh YES. So true. Just my old dog memory failing me … again. Thanks, Ben, I appreciate the help. Now just need to get those lazy little gray cells into action. :-) Cheers, Bill Keene Irvine, CA

Bill Keene asked: "Not being an expert on box cars — or anything else — are any of these 1937 cars being offered accurate reproductions?" In the spirit of Greg Martin, "Feed your head." You can

Ben Hom wrote: Also looks like a 5-foot door, which PFE did not build in steel cars. And I might add that the ice hatches are opened at a steeper angle than was possible on the prototype (the

Not being an expert on box cars — or anything else — are any of these 1937 cars being offered accurate reproductions? Cheers, Bill Keene Irvine, CA