ROX 670 is a post-1917 tankcar judging by the double rivet rows on the tank body itself. Do we know who built it and when? Perhaps a newer tank on a pre-1917 frame? Scott Chatfield

Try the Shake n Take list, like message 2007 https://groups.io/g/shake-n-take/message/2007 Steve Hile

Where might I find a list of the Shake and Take projects? Thanks. Jared Harper

Lee Turner perhaps ? -- Tim O'Connor Sterling, Massachusetts

Tom, is that a pre-production of something coming our way? Colin Meikle

Those both seem like the frameless, Van Dyke, tank car design. Eric Hansmann Murfreesboro, TN

With all the tank car discussion I thought you all might enjoy a shot of a couple of “O” scale tank cars. Not my work. Bill Pardie

There's been mention in this thread of the 6,500 gallon cars converted to narrow gauge service, as well as Bill MacIndoe's Shapeways underframe being for an earlier 6,000 gallon car. The 1906 CBC

LOL. I wondered where the "Gulf" came from. :-D On 2/8/2022 12:11 PM, Jason P wrote: -- Tim O'Connor Sterling, Massachusetts

Steve Sandifer, Thanks for posting the additional photos. The different view angles are helpful. -Chuck

Ray Breyer I think you have me confused with a guy named Bill.I was able to find the drawings I needed.Thank you. Bob Weston

Tim, Your close but merging the Alton itself did not create the GM&O. It already existed 7 years prior. The GM&O was formed in 1940 with the merger of the Mobile & Ohio and

Thanks to all who responded to my inquiry you've been most helpful and I found what I needed. Bob Weston

Tim, can you supply me with the ends to Intermountain's USRA single sheathed gon?

You asked for drawings, not photos. There are drawings for at least two different bobbers in each of the CBDs I mentioned. Keep looking. Ray Breyer Elgin, IL

On Tue, Feb 8, 2022 at 09:07 AM, Tim O'Connor wrote: Unfortunately, although I am sure that railroads knew exactly what kind of traffic (online vs bridge) they handled, that kind of data is pretty

Ray, I just did a search on a The Car Builders Dictionary you had below and eventually found the 4-Wheel caboose images. However the underframe images were side view images and not a true underneath

The reason I asked about the number series’ is because I have some data from the late 60s show several Canadian hoppers carrying potash. Clark Sent from Mail for Windows

The nature of railroad tariffs is that the GB&W could take part in tariffs from, say, Montana to Michigan. What it would offer is a connection between Winona (for

HO scale 1923 Mack truck kits are featured in the latest DesignBuildOp blog post. I need them for freight house and team yard scenes on my future layout. Vehicles are part of many rail scenes, and can