Gary and all, Here you go...starts at 9 pm eastern time.... Jim Brewer

Can someone forward the log-in information for the 8 pm reembrace of Bill W? Gary Laakso Northwest of Mike Brock

I have four questions about the B&O class N-34 wagon top covered hoppers: #1 - When the 200 cars in class N-34 were new in 1940, did they all have wood roofwalks? #2 - What was the difference in

Rob, Thanks for the trip down memory lane. These two projects remain incomplete, but I think that you can see from the prototypes the genesis of the models. One kit from SC&F, an extra Sunshine

That’s a Z in Verizon. Not an S.

Steve Hile said: "The closest SC&F kit is their 8000 gallon single dome car. But the issue there is the tank is a radial course tank and the SCCX car in the photo under discussion has longitudinal

Nice photos! Can you say what these cars were painted? I've seen old O scale cars that were a dark green (maybe Pullman Green), but not sure if that was accurate. Bud Rindfleisch

Modelers of WWI and WWII aircraft and armor use different techniques than most railroad modelers do. Watching videos of these techniques have taught me many interesting things. In addition, there

I’d like to see photos of the fitting/misfitting of those various model parts. Sounds like a cool project. Rob

Hi Ken, The closest SC&F kit is their 8000 gallon single dome car. But the issue there is the tank is a radial course tank and the SCCX car in the photo under discussion has longitudinal

Ken; Not ignored😉 Elden Gatwood

Hello Schuyler Thank You very much for the journal. is this your e-mail address I have tried twice to send my address to your verison.net@groups.io and it's reading failure. Please

Steve et al Which SC&F kit was the Standard Tank Car kit. This tank car manufacturer appears to have been used by a lot of west coast refiners in the 1920's and has been ignored by Tangent and

That’s fine, Dave, but it would be most helpful if you supplied your address. That’s why I requested a PRIVATE reply. Schuyler

Hello I would be very interested in having the Burlington Northern Frt car journal Thanks Good Day Dave

Nope. That is Standard Tank Car Company (think Southern Car and Foundry model.) Steve Hile

Gize, I have four books that I simply do not need, since my modeling interest has kind of settled into the early 50s. These are all more modern books and likely after the sunset date of this list

Is that a GATC Type 17 tank car? -- Tim O'Connor Sterling, Massachusetts

As many have discovered, InterMountain sometimes has wheelsets in stock, sometimes not. They do have 33-inch semi-scale sets in stock now, but not a huge number of the 12-packs, so anyone needing them

Hi List Members, Nice undated image of Shell tank car SCCX 673... http://www.gn-npjointarchive.org/JATGNPhotoHR/JATGLoco_1107HR.jpg Metadata can be found at the link below...