Don, That would be wonderful. Thanks, Bill

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Does anyone have information whether 4 wheel cabooses were used on any of the NYC Lines (including Big 4, MC, etc.)? To keep it manageable, post WW I. Thanks Alex Schneider Sent from AT&T Yahoo

Bill, The Ambroid kit is the same as the Gloor Craft kit and is for a PRR ND class cabin car. There was an outstanding article on building this kit in The Keystone Modeler, #33, April 2006. It's

I'm trying to assembly some of the ECW depressed center flats for the B&M 5100 series cars. The trucks that come with the kits are "National C-1" (per the sprue), but looking at photos of the B&M

Bill, There is a plan for a PRR bobber in the September 1960 Model Railroader. If you don’t have access I can probably get you a scan. Don Burn

Bob, I think the lettering above the door is EGG. Eric Hansmann Murfreesboro, TN

Photo: Poultry Car A photo from the Stutsman Museum: http://digitalhorizonsonline.org/digital/collection/ndshs-dm/id/432/rec/32 Use the arrows to enlarge the photo. Caption: Car of poultry shipped

An excellent write-up and pics of the B&O Bobber Cabooses. However, I had found an Ambroid PRR Bobber Caboose kit that I want to scratchbuild in styrene. So I would love to have similar

Ken, It took me a while to follow up on your link but I did find the Bobber Caboose diagrams. Thanks, Bill L

Never mind Charles, I realize that IM 408999 is the 10 panel, 10'6" boxcar. Sorry for blanking out on the part number.

Thank you for offering these Charles. I have a question about the following item if they are not already spoken for: Intermountain kit 40899 40’6” H 6’ door have 4 grey plastic

Similar price as comparable resin kits but include trucks and lettering (no decals required)...getting shorter on personal time left so may have buy a couple for the Cal-P Overland route through Port

Wasn't it two Trix cars (single & double door)? I think they were prewar cars. The bodies were accurate. Speedwitch made a kit to fix the underframe which was the big weakness

Charles, I'll take the Intermountain 40899 if you still have it. Thanks, Lou

Hi guys, Does anyone have a Speedwitch UP welded underframe for boxcars? I have a Trix model and would like to replace the underframe in case of zinc pest. If you have one you're willing to let go,

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Charlie, I'd like a list please. BTW, you don't seem to be able to accept PM? Brian Shumaker

I have a dozen undecorated kits I will sell for $12.00 each plus shipping, shipping will depend on how many kits are purchased USA only. EMAIL me if you want a list. Charlie Slater