With the right cheese... :-) Pierre Oliverwww.elgincarshops.comwww.yarmouthmodelworks.com On 8/18/20 11:17 a.m., Bill J. via groups.io wrote:

I must wonder how that wine tasted after bouncing around in a hot tank car for two weeks. Bill Jolitz

Bob and Friends, I saved this photo to my desktop, and found that it is actually incredibly large, though you can't make it larger on the web page. The first tank car reads, "Bradford Winery, Lodi

Bob, Yes, the dating of the photo is incorrect. According to Guy Dunscomb's WESTERN PACIFIC STEAM LOCOMOTIVES, PASSENGER TRAIN AND CARS, the enameled Feather River Route herald did not appear until

Bill, Are you specifically looking for 30.12 sheet. I have Sunshine kits of the AAR 70 ton flat car of different road names. Would those sheets be helpful? Jesus Peña Concord, California -- Jesus

I recently purchased a Sunshine Santa Fe Ft-V flat car on Ebay. I was very happy to get the kit.This morning I was inspecting the kit (30.12)and found that the prototype data sheet was correct but

WFEX 67395 is built to what I call the 1926 FGE design. It is taller than their 1921 design—first built for Western Fruit in 1923—and was originally built with a double board roof but has been

I purchased one of the 2 dome insulated, I think for $60 on ebay. Richard H sent me the attached photo as the possible car. Note the ladder. J. Stephen Sandifer

I'm just like you Tom. I'll lose something, look all over for it, then several days later "there it is" right in front of me. Jim

Photo: WFEX 67395 With Forward Facing Rocky (Circa 1938) A photo from the California Revealed website: https://californiarevealed.org/islandora/object/cavpp%3A112263 Especially for the Great

Photos: Train Load Of Wine (Undated) Photos from the California Revealed

Tony Thank You the Archer rivets were a great boost saved hours with my hand riveting tool. Paul Doggett

Good-looking tender project, Paul, and as you stated, used behind a wide variety of small SP power, usually when in switching assignments. Yet another example of a job that would be pretty

I lose lots of tools, usually when they're in plain sight. They're right where they should be on my workbench, I just don't see them. Tom Madden

Nelson, Impressive, you are much better organized and neater than I am. I'm 77 and muddling through Fenton -- Fenton Wells 250 Frye Rd Pinehurst NC 28374 910-420-8106 srrfan1401@...

Nelson That’s a great set up you have, I do my modelling so I am handy from my wife who does have health problems. Even 24 stock cars is pretty good going. Oh age is not an excuse I still have

Bruce, As far as I know the NIPSCO (Northern Indiana Public Service Commission) car was used for on site storage only. Mont Switzer

One small correction, Paul, I said 48 stock car sides, so that’s only 24 cars. Actually, my workbench is small like yours because it shares duty as my ham radio bench and computer station I get

Thanks Jim, will try to figure out a routing if possible, otherwise I'm sure the hauled some VA furniture up our way. Mont Switzer

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