More likely because of poor web design. For a LONG time, it was not Mac compatible. Thanks! Brian Ehni (Sent from my iPhone)

The F&C website is constructed such that it can only receive questions from the USA (probably deliberate) Can anyone ask on my behalf what trucks they recommend for the Dairymans league and Central

 Hi Bob and List Members, Looks to be EJ&E 6X97, where the "X" is some digit that I cannot read Claus Schlund

 Hi Bob and List members, If you zoom in enough, under the last A in PENNSYLVANIA, you can make our the class markings - it is a PRR class F23 flat, series 435445-435450 (6 cars). The road

Very interesting, are the holes in the wheels circular or are they are triangle of curved lines almost as though the wheels have rusted away and exposed the swirl pattern on the back, which I am sure

Photo: Soda Digester On PRR Flat Car (Circa 1920) A photo from the Maine Memory Network: https://www.mainememory.net/artifact/5637 Click on the photo and scroll to enlarge

Photo: Androscoggin & Kennebec Railroad Gondola 545 (Circa 1936) A photo from the Maine Memory Network: https://www.mainememory.net/artifact/50417 Click on the photo and scroll to enlarge

Photo: Buoy Boats On Flat Cars (Circa 1943) A photo from the Maine Memory Network: https://www.mainememory.net/artifact/21104 Click on the photo and scroll to enlarge it. I can’t quite make out

Photo: PRR Flat Car 426193 With Blade Load (Circa 1920) A photo from the Maine Memory Network: https://www.mainememory.net/artifact/8941 Click on the photo and scroll to enlarge it. Bob

The July 1948 issue of Model Railroader has 1/4" scale drawings of the shorter long body LCL/drover caboose. The same drawing, but reduced scale appears in a model construction article in the May

Friends, I was surprised to discover the very photo of TT 62 (of which I own a print) on George Elwood's Fallen Flags site. The photo was taken in Kansas City, Missouri on 25 August 1951 by W.

For your enjoyment: Two wrecked M-K-T stock cars on the Toledo Terminal Railroad. I don't know the date, but the derelict steam locomotive is TT 62. M-K-T 47485 is from series 47001-47500. Inside

Gene I did contact the Tyler museum but no reply as yet - it maybe too early. I’ll let you know if they are able to help. -- Charlie Duckworth Omaha, Ne.

All- Interesting that although only separated by 10 numbers one car has Z-braces wile the other has U-channels. Charlie Vlk

Hi List Members, A nice view of composite gondolas IC 91065 and 91056 involved in a wreck... https://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/-u4AAOSwCrtciEjj/s-l1600.jpg More details at the link below...

Hi List Members, A nice view of tank car CTX 6492 Crescent Tank Line... https://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/NHQAAOSw7DBckAoJ/s-l1600.jpg More details at the link below...

Of all the models of SS boxcars I've seen over the years, that one best approaches the appearance of the prototype's sides. The vertical lines between boards are not exaggerated and the unevenness is

Photo: Erie Gondola 19061 (1916) A photo from the Library Company of Philadelphia Digital

Gene, The work is so good that I kept expecting you to "April Fools" us and tell us that it was a pic of a prototype. ;-)

Note, by the way, that the Tichy wheels have ribbed backs. I spoke to a Tichy rep at a train show a while ago and asked if there were plans for smooth-backed wheels and he was non-committal. Having