Photo: Loading Oil (Undated - Early 1900s?) A photo from the Gateway To Oklahoma History website: https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1593835/?q=loading Photo can be enlarged quite a

Photo: SOO Boxcar 40388 (Circa 1930) A photo from the Gateway To Oklahoma History website: https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1120289/?q=freight%20house Photo can be enlarged quite a

Photo: Rock Island Boxcar 20060 (1945) A photo from the Gateway To Oklahoma History website: https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc543259/m1/1/?q=box%20car Photo can be enlarged quite a

Do you have enough data from my decal set to complete this car. Hubert Mask Mask Island Decals

Shot me a photo please. Or a reference. I'll get on it. Thank you. Hubert

Meanwhile, still waiting after 5 years for these… Thursday, June 18, 2015 at 8:01 AM This is going on my locomotive list at the top. Will see what I can do. Trying to get ready for the St.

DTI 14520 - same car in later paint scheme. Zooming in the photo I read "BUILT 10-50" on it. Craig Wilson

Regarding the Ethyl emblem, it goes back further than 1952. It was used on cars as early as 1944 and likely prior to that, as well. Printing decals for them (dekuhls in Canadian). Cheers, Ted Ted

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Ken Soroos wrote: "The last three kits on the list seem to be special Sunshine runs commissioned by RPI. They are in the same type white boxes as the Sunshine kits

Interesting fun fact about those UTLX cars – they're actually cars belonging to UTLX's Canadian subsidiary Products Tank Line of Canada, being former Canadian Industries Limited cars built by

Steve: Thanks for the research on these. I picked up one of the Ethyl black-band cars before I realized it was too late for me, but I didn't have exact dates. I don't remember the UTLX black scheme

Hi Guys - Our local hobby shop acquired an estate from a very good modeler here in Madison. Among the items available are the Sunshine kits listed below. There is little local interest, so I

If I am reading Richard’s article correctly, and looking at the BLI website, I come up with the following dates for the BLI paint schemes. Columbia Southern car paint scheme is good from

Westerfield also has PFE kits with both types of U/F's. Bill Welch

Jeff Helm wrote: Richard supplied a lot of the prototype information to BLI for their tank cars. Tony Thompson tony@...

Train Miniature sill of not look at the brake platform. It looks like some sort of stamped or cast platform with a curve on the outer edge the is bent downward I presume to give it more strength as

“Weathering gone wild”? Frankly I think it looks great Bob. What was the date the car was built? Wonder if I can squeeze one in. Cordially, Don Valentine

Not sure if it is correct for your cars, but Westerfield makes a Bettendorf fish belly single I beam underframe for Milwaukee cars, kit 12053. If it is correct perhaps a call to Andrew Dahm at