I just received an order last week for decals. It might depend on what he has, and where he is, but I would place an order with confidence and patience. Cheers Greg Snook

I'll have to look at that sign again! 😊 I asked what it was because it looked to me like a long train with the roof walks virtually continuous, but then I thought "Nah, that couldn't be, but what

The storage structure along the right side of the platform has a solid back and a roof. I have room for this platform on my layout and often wondered what kind of parts were stored on the shelves

Gary Thank you, it’s to kit bash a Funaro and Camerlengo Wabash 46000 series automobile car into a 17000 series car . Regards Paul Doggett

Paul, You are welcome. I should have mentioned that photo came by way of Ed Hawkins, courtesy of ACF. gary On Monday, May 18, 2020, 7:27:26

Gary Absolutely brilliant thank you. Paul Doggett. England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

Paul, Here is one of the 17021. gary roe quincy, illinois On Monday, May 18, 2020, 4:36:34 AM CDT, Paul Doggett via groups.io

Friends, A few weeks ago I offered to share some C&O maintenance-of-way boxcars from my negatives that I was scanning. A couple of you asked me to go ahead with the project. All the photos are scanned

Since this thread began I have been wondering how the B&O addressed this same problem.....but on steam locomotive tenders rather than ore cars. In my negative collection are two negatives of a

Hi Has anyone got a photo of the B end of one of these cars. Thank you Paul Doggett. England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

I really appreciate seeing your list. How much for shipping? Steam era yes, but I need cars built in 30s or 40s and no later than 1951.

Thanks, Dennis. Schuyler

On Sun, May 17, 2020 at 12:44 PM, Schuyler Larrabee wrote: So, Dennis, since you’ve already laid out the basics, what would be the minimum radius for this car if the center truck is limited to a

It appears to be an open wall made of cubby holes for parts. A pile of parts or debris is visible in the shadow. Doug Harding www.iowacentralrr.org

Okay, guess it works better if I actually attach the list! Regrets, Allen Cain

The first go around was successful and I thank everyone who bought from the first list. But now I have ADDED many more roads and kits as I realize that my fleet mix is way out of balance and I need

I got an email from him maybe three or four weeks ago, and he indicated that he’s not in his home base, and didn’t seem to have a good idea of when he’d be back there. Schuyler

Bob, ATSF 116160 is in fact a Bx-3 in the 116000-116999 Series built with KC brakes by Pullman in 1923 and rebuilt by the Santa Fe with AB brakes and Ajax brake wheels in the 40s. John Barry ATSF

Bob (or anyone) what are we seeing on the right hand side of the platform in this photo? Schuyler From: Bob Chaparro Subject: [RealSTMFC] Photo: Santa Fe Bx-3/Bx-6 Boxcar Photo: Santa Fe

So, Dennis, since you’ve already laid out the basics, what would be the minimum radius for this car if the center truck is limited to a 5” displacement, which I read to mean a total of ten inches