I picked up a few of the recent Intermountain 1937 and 1942 40' boxcar recently to round out the fleet. I had built quite a few of the early ones, and I recalled the change in the underframe of the

Hi List Members, Many months back, perhaps a year back, we were discussing cotton bales. A nice image of one can be seen at the link below...

The CN 1 ½ door box car like I make with the Accu-rail cars and my own NERS ½ door Add-On kits isn’t bad either. Excuse the shameless plug. Wish I could enlarge and print that photo. Neat style

Duke’s advertising collection is quite good. My town of residence is pretty well covered, though unfortunately, there aren’t a lot of close-up freight car photos like this one. Regardless, they

Very nice-looking model, Bob, and quite an advance on what Front Range originally provided! Tony Thompson tony@...

Very nicely Done Bob Paul Doggett. England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

Hi Bob, I really appreciate all the photo links you are sharing from the 20’s. I will copy the billboard image from this link. Also will investigate Duke’s billboard site more. Gary

 My typo error, I meant 15397! Sorry! CLaus Schlund

 Hi Bob and List Members, Upon inspection of the end reporting marks, I think this car number is actually 13397, not 15337 Thanks for the great images Bob! Claus Schlund

Bob Chaparro wrote: KDKA still exists (or did until quite recently), and was "grandfathered" in the general pattern of Western station call letters beginning with "K" and Eastern ones with

Another view: https://www.wisconsinhistory.org/Records/Image/IM83985 Bob Chaparro Hemet, CA

Nice car, Bob! Elden Gatwood

Circa 1990, Front Range offered styrene kits for variations of postwar AAR boxcars with R-3-4 improved dreadnaught ends and diagonal panel roofs, a cache of which I unburied in my pandemic project to

Very likely these are Santa Fe livestock cars from their earlier classes, possibly Classes Sk-K, -L-, N or -P. Such cars appear on Page 71 of the book, Stock Cars of the Santa Fe Railway and a roof

Photo: Assorted Boxcars (NYC, MC, PRR & Wabash) A 1921 photo from the Duke University Archives: https://repository.duke.edu/dc/outdooradvertising/XXX0660 Scroll on the photo to enlarge it. Bob

Photo: Norfolk Southern & Seaboard Gondolas A 1926 photo from the Duke University Archives: https://repository.duke.edu/dc/dukeconstruction/19260401EC0083 Scroll on the photo to enlarge it. Bob

Photo: Southern Gondolas 119079, 316116 & 119156 1929 and 1930 photos from the Duke University

Photos: Norfolk Southern Boxcar 20178 Two 1926 photos from the Duke University

Photo: NC&St.L Boxcar 15337 A 1926 photo from the Duke University Archives: https://repository.duke.edu/dc/dukeconstruction/19260301EC0066 Scroll on the photo to enlarge it. Bob Chaparro Hemet,

Photo: D&H Gondola 37595 A 1926 photo from the Duke University Archives: https://repository.duke.edu/dc/dukeconstruction/19260601EC0118 Scroll on the photo to enlarge it. Bob Chaparro Hemet, CA