Try again to get them. I plan on posting them on my web site but thought of letting the MOPAC group sell them first. Hubert Mask Mask Island Decals. On Jul 30, 2020, at 7:41 PM, Tony Thompson

Probably few if any will model it. Would most likely have to be a stub end part of some diorama to do it right. But I do love the American ingenuity to find workable solutions to the realities of

Ed Sutorik wrote: I had the same experience, Ed, and got totally frustrated. But I had a cup of coffee, settled my nerves, and tried again. It worked okay the second time. Don't ask me to

Has anyone bought the line? Roger Huber Deer Creek Locomotive Works On Thursday, July 30, 2020, 06:12:18 PM

Jim Dick wrote: Okay, who's gonna model this arrangement? Tony Thompson tony@...

Yes, closed and completely sold out.

Some other photos of this immediate area found on the Chicago Past site The South Water Street freight terminal from a different angle: https://chicagopast.com/post/34106990652 Again blue flags are

I went to the Rio Grande Models website and was greeted with a giant "CLOSED" banner. Is this permanent? Richard Townsend Lincoln City, OR

On Thu, Jul 30, 2020 at 08:27 AM, Bob Chaparro wrote: On another group a person commented about this photo: "Does the blue flag rule cover cars being loaded or unloaded? No. Are/were blue flags

Photo: Thresher Loads On Flat Cars (1925) A photo from the Wisconsin Historical Society: https://www.wisconsinhistory.org/Records/Image/IM6801 Flat cars are unidentified. McCormick-Deering

Photo: Unloading Logs On Flat Car (Undated) A photo from the Wisconsin Historical Society: https://www.wisconsinhistory.org/Records/Image/IM82991 The flat car is unidentified. Interesting

Photo: Loading Oats Into Boxcars (1926) A 1926 photo from the Wisconsin Historical Society: https://www.wisconsinhistory.org/Records/Image/IM49124 Looks like the man in the wagon is shoveling oats

Bob, In the world of bulk liquid and dry bulk it has been my experience that if hoses were hooked up the blue flat were in place before and after. Mont Montford L.

On another group a person commented about this photo: "Does the blue flag rule cover cars being loaded or unloaded? No. Are/were blue flags used to protect cars being loaded or unloaded?

Bethlehem Car Works (John Greene) has been producing at least a selection of the Cape Line trucks. www.bethlehemcar.com Trucks: www.bethlehem.cojm/trucks/ Schuyler

Working with Ed Hawkins we’ve introduced two more Mopac decal sets through the Missouri Pacific Historical Society. The first set is for the F&C 45’ panel gondolas and the second set is for the

Some of the Cape Line trucks are available through Bethlehem Car Works. https://bethlehemcarworks.com/trucks/ And there are similar trucks available through Bitter Creek Models.

Friends, I am in the process of digitizing a lot of paper files of model railroading articles and stuff I've collected over the years (and throwing out about 60% as stale techniques or of no further

I think these were giraffe cars. If you look closely, you can see the word "Lionel" in the corner of the car end. davo in Orlando

I believe the other cars are loaded with parts for penstocks. Richard Townsend Lincoln City, OR