Steve, Yeah, I noticed the tender, at least from the angle of the photo, seems to have a fairly small coal space. I looked at the shots I have in a couple of books and didn't find such a tender on an

Andy, I have to say thank you for our whole community. This project wasn’t one for me, but I am sure we all thank you for being willing to share your efforts. My primary road’s community often

Hi Chuck--Almost certainly an H9s with that tender. By 1952 there were only H9s and H10s classes. -- Steve Hoxie Pensacola FL

Spoiled Food? Taking a guess. Doug Harding www.iowacentralrr.org

I covered some of the USRA SS cars in my Rust Belt boxcars clinic at cocoa beach, Greensburg and online during Hindsight 1 and 2. In no particular order here are my notes D&H USRA SS 20% of the

The Rapido announcement for the USRA boxcars starts about 19:48 into the video here: https://www.facebook.com/rapidotrains/videos/794304604562129/ 15 versions. 14 road names. Andy L Madison WI

Mystery Car Tag I found this photo of a GM&O car tag. It simply reads “S P L F D”. Almost like a line on an eye chart. Does anyone know what “S P L F D” means? Thanks. Bob

I think this could be a replacement door- too new for your era, Clark. The car has a 1973 date on it, and the car to the left is sans a running board. Scott Haycock Modeling Tarheel

Clark Propst asked: "Anyone know who made this door?" Pullman-Standard. Part available in HO from Moloco. https://www.molocotrains.com/collections/parts/products/0952 Ben Hom

I was introduced to the Moloco Barber Stabilized S-2-A trucks in one of Ted Culotta's blogs. He illustrated them as being used on a Santa Fe Ft-vflatcar and indicated that he would like follow up

Just announced on a Facebook Live, newsletter and website will show it sometime tomorrow. - 3 different doors - Ann Arbor, B&O, C&O, CNJ, C&NW, D&H, MEC, MILW, N&W, NYC, Pennsy, Reading, SP, + 1 more

hutchins? ;-) mel perry

Anyone know who made this door? Clark Propst

Now that's rich Pennsy railroading! Which H-subclass on the point, -8? -Chuck

Hi List Members, A C&O 40ft steel gondola and a flat with removable milk containers - Renovo PA 1952 https://digital.library.temple.edu/digital/collection/p16002coll26/id/4012 Enjoy! Claus

UP Livestock Car 42299 (S-40-15) Photo from Don Strack’s UtahRails Website: https://donstrack.smugmug.com/UtahRails/Union-Pacific/UP-Freight-Cars/i-XwXhpJ3/A Click on the photo to enlarge

I have the 10 cars reserved. Thanks for those folks. My plans don't have me making more than these 10 cars. Thanks, -Andy

I recently ended up with eleven freight car models at the paint booth. I made a line up card to keep track of the progress on each model. Those details are in the latest DesignBuildOp blog post.

Hi guys, Ever since I got an OMI 3028 "1936" ACF LP tank car (which had 7 courses instead of 6, as seen on the Atlas and Kadee models), I've been looking for info on the earlier 7-course LP tank

The Great Northern had 1000s of early 1920s wood side box cars which had fishbelly structured underframes and early style of steel ends. In 1952 the GN initiated a rebuild of these cars into more