Are you referring to the color shift? That slide looks off to me, everything else is too dark as well. I’ve seen other pics of these special cars which appear lighter. In the eye of the beholder,

Tim & others, Your reply causes me to wonder if the Walthers kit had brake rigging or at least components on their model. Alas, I can't check as I sold my last one years ago (later than 1952, which

G'Day Everyone, A friend of mine recently purchased Sunshine Kit 30.10, which is the B&O P-11 Flatcar. The kit was without instructions, and I was wondering if anyone has a copy of the instructions

I suspect it's the same as every other General Steel Castings flat car of that era. -- Tim O'Connor Sterling, Massachusetts

This car also appears to have baled steel cubes, but not automobile-sized bales. -- *Tim O'Connor* *Sterling, Massachusetts*

And how! Thanks! Brian Ehni (Sent from my iPhone)

Looks like Kadee really missed the boat on this model (images attached) -- Tim O'Connor Sterling, Massachusetts

Thanks Jeff, As a steam era box car addict, I don't know if I will ever build one of these cars or modify an old MDC Roundhouse kit but I have saved the documentation as it is almost everything I

Thanks, Jeff. Nelson Moyer

Ok that worked. Here are the rest of them: Jeff White Alma IL

Damn they compressed again. I printed the sheet from the .pdf and scanned it, saved as a .jpg I have no idea why it's compressing them. I've never had that problem before. Let's try

Sorry, they weren't compressed before hit send. Try these: Jeff Whte Alma IL

Hi Folks, For those who aren’t “in the know”, Shake-N-Take occurs during Prototype Rails in Cocoa Beach, FL. More info about Prototype Rails can be found on our website:

Tony Thompson tony@... Ed Bommer wrote: Part of this is incorrect, and some garbled. Please consult a researched blog post (of

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Please excuse the cross posts. We are pleased to announce the 2022 Shake n Take project to honor the legacy of Greg Martin The next project will be… (drum roll please) Seaboard Air

Ooops. 1946 CBC. Richard Townsend Lincoln City, OR

Looking at AC&F tank car drawings in the 1947 CBC, insulation is called out as being 4" thick. That adds 8" to the diameter. The steel jacket over the insulation is called out at 1/8" adding a

Unsaid here, "Flying A" was a trademark for Tydol, the Tidewater Oil Company for its gasoline. "Veedol" was the trademark name for its motor oil. As a teen I worked at a Tydol station on Staten

Hi Phil, While I don't have diagrams for GATX 10K and8K insulated tank cars to compare, it seems entirely reasonable that there should be some dimensional differences between them, tank diameter and