Sweet!! And these are NOT judge image files - the pages were read with OCR so you can search for any word or phrase in the PDF to find exactly what you want!

I think they were built in 1940. No models in HO but you might be able to bash from a Stewart 3 bay or two. -- Tim O'Connor Sterling, Massachusetts

With the subject of this thread, and the question asked in the root thread about downloading, I should probably provide some context. TrainLife purchased the licensing from the copyright owners,

The magazine archives are hosted on a different server from the main retail website and sometimes it disconnects. Usually the solution is to reset the server. Due to the Black Friday/Cyber Week sales

Hi, All The short history of IC 40250-40499: 1929[2] Ordered from MTV. 1929[10?] 250 IC 162401-162650, BLT, Mt. Vernon, IL. 10-0 side door. 1933-34 249 IC 162401-162650 RBLT to

My interest in lumber has led me to examine photos of single sheathed freight cars in a critical way. Unlike double sheathed cars, single sheathed cars usually did not have tongue & Groove edges while

Actually, using “ptm”, I was able to download all six issues of the 1989 Prototype Modeler. Hope this helps. -Ed

Folks, Um, Pierre DOES make these 😉 I have used them on several recent builds including the 2020 SnT Bx-34. The set also includes brake step brackets and his really neat supports for the ends of

Thanks, snagged the B&M Yankee Clipper articles out of that magazine. Schuyler

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HI Brian, I wrote that article all those years ago. What can I help with??? Do you need some era or prototype-specific photos? John Golden

This is the complete URL. http://magazine.trainlife.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/08/mrr_199105.pdf Rich Remiarz Sent from Mail for Windows 10

I spent a good part of last night downloading various issues based on these URLs. You can find all of the Railmodel Journals, 10 years of Model Railroading (1987-1996), but only a small number of

If you know which issue of RMJ, MRding, or ProtoModeler you want to download, type in http://magazine.trainlife.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/08/abc_yyyymm.pdf where abc = rmj = Railmodel Journal

Nor me. Schuyler

Thanks to all for the photos. Good point about the running board brackets. Of course I was focused on the somewhat unusual lateral support brackets. I think I might have to go with shim brass strips

Nice job, Lester. Nice sentiment too. Bill is still doing what he always wanted to....inspire us to keep building. gary roe quincy, illinois

That is an excellent photo John. It highlights the 3-piece running board supports found on so many boxcars. Here in 2020 we are still using big square blobs on our models for supports. I wish I had

Lester, Thanks for another of your inspiring builds, but also for your inspiring words. Like you, I have cars (and engines) built by deceased friends that keep them close to my heart. Bill Bill

I have completed the build of a National Scale Car mini-kit for Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha (CMO) steel boxcar 37640 with resin ends and unique Duryea underframe you install on a plastic