Photos: PRR Gondola 376704 Photos from the Pullman

Photos: Pere Marquette Gondola 18948 Photos from the Pullman

Interesting video from the 40’s. Wine tank car at 4:42 point. Nice vintage freight cars. (State of the art at the time) https://youtu.be/k8s6X-y7ol8 Brian J. Carlson

Photo: SP Livestock Car 75329 (S-40-4) Photo from the Pullman Library: https://pullman-lib.smugmug.com/Railroad-R-S/i-vpHmfP2/buy Click on the photo twice for maximum enlargement. Built

Photo: NYC Depressed Center Flatcar 499088 Photo from the Pullman Library: https://pullman-lib.smugmug.com/Railroad-N-Q/i-644fwd2/buy\ Built 5-1951. Click on the photo twice for maximum

Star brand from PBL. They have SP red in full strength and faded reds. Beautiful sheen for decaling. Airbrushes like a dream with minimal thinning for 16 pound air pressure. Bill Jolitz

Bruce,Tony,Who Ever, That color looks a touch too red for my tastes. I assume you will be weathering the cars - correct? I'm not an "SP modeler" but I know a lot of them and have seen a lot of

Attached is a photo of boxcars from five different roads, NH, B&O, ACL, SP and ATSF, lined up on what looks like a team track in Dallas, TX. I don't know the exact year or photographer but it offers

Interesting, but I do have one question. Eric‘s presentation was on ventilated box cars. This looks like a normal refrigerator car. Why was it classified as a ventilated box car? Brian J. Carlson

I suppose they could use the same type “car tipper” to unload as they do for grain. That, however, would only apply for large-scale users. The far more common “little guys” would have to do it

Lester It’s looks up to usual high standards nice model. Paul Doggett. England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

Lester, due to lack of knowledge of the prototype I can't comment in regard of accuracy, but it's definitely a beautiful model! Very well done! Johannes Modeling the early post-war years up to

I have built and reworked an Accurail - 5th Avenue Car Shops kit into a Fort Dodge, Des Moines & Southern ventilated Refrigerator car. Rework included new end sill install, milling running board and

Bruce I use Trucolor SP freight car red. I think your mix seems quite close. Tony and Tim are probably the best to get the best information off. Paul Doggett. England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

Tony, Paul and other SP Modelers, Modeling the B&O on the east coast means a limited number of SP cars. Two are getting ready to see service on my layout and are literally primed. I am seeking your

Hello, John Deere's combine plant was in East Moline, Ill and started out either on Milw or CBQ. Both roads went to Omaha to the UP. Ted Schnepf 126 Will Scarlet, Elgin, Ill. 60120 847=697-5353

Group, I can say I have fished parts of WV, especially the Elk River in Slaty Fork. It combines two great hobbies as you get to walk the right of way of the old WM where many freight cars once roamed

Oh that had to be a s**t job unloadinrg one of those ;-( mel perry

Dennis, I think you're right. So for what I wrote, "never mind". Brian

On Fri, Apr 30, 2021 at 03:12 PM, brianleppert@... wrote: That flat car does not have an ordinary deck. Its thicker and covers over the stack pockets. The car must bI don't think that's a deck, but