I found this boxcar at my local hobby shop, and was wondering if anyone could provide identification. To my knowledge, it appears to be a CPR Fowler, and it's wood based. The only identifying marks

Did you happen to notice the material for these new cars? (Don’t see it on their website) Over the years I’ve had various heavy duty flats and depressed center flats and have never had much luck

Hello all, I'd like to ask how far from home territory would trailers travel by way of tofc in the 1950's? Take C&O for example, would a trailer loaded somewhere in Virginia be sent to Colorado or

Richard, Just to clarify, you're either talking about an AC&F type 7 (1907 design) or an early type 11 (1911 design). Regards, Bruce Smith Auburn, AL From: main@RealSTMFC.groups.io

For those interested in hand brakes, I have posted to my SmugMug site several UP drawings from my collection. There are drawings from both the 1940s and 1960s. They are in the "Specialties Listings

Assuming the diameter is the same as the Type 21, it would be 92.5 inches. -Phil

I'm finishing the HO scale F&C hi-walkway 8,000 gal tank car kit. It is based on the prototype built by AC&F ca1912. I am thinking about using some spare parts and cobbling together a 10,000 gal tank

Well done. J. Stephen Sandifer

New Heavy Duty Depressed Center Flatcar At the NMRA’s National Train Show this week, ClassOneModelWorks.com announced an HO scale depressed center heavy duty flatcar. This is the General Steel

Lester Thank you for sharing Paul Doggett

I built and upgraded an Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe (ATSF) (Santa Fe) InterMountain stock car kit. I built the Santa Fe stock car as a single deck stock car in Santa Fe class Sk-T that I numbered

Tom Is part no. 39156 what you are seeking? It appears on page 9 of the PSC catalog for passenger and freight car

Hi all, I am looking for the PSC part number for freight car air hose brackets. I am running out of these and can’t figure out what to look for! I emptied the packets years back so have no

Have four sets of injection molded gondola car sides - one long mill gon, three shorter gons - that might have come from T.C. Schmidt, not sure of prototypes, will sell for any reasonable offer,

I was on the NMRA Convention tour of one of the Terminal Railroad Association's yards when this fire broke out. The intense smoke drifted right over our heads and the flames were visible from where we

Tim, There was a recycling business there now. Most of that plant has been gone for years.

WOW - what a fire !! I hope no records were lost. On 8/11/2022 10:19 PM, MDelvec952 via groups.io wrote: -- Tim O'Connor Sterling, Massachusetts

First -- thanks to all for the encouragement! John Golden asks: 1) Can you tell us a little more about the prototype? Who built these cars, and were similar types built

This week one of the former AC&F century-old buildings near St. Louis caught fire. TRRA traffic was halted to lay hose. Photo by Tyler Sneed. Mike Del Vecchio Sent from the all new AOL app for iOS

I have the following Westerfield Models kits which I am selling as a lot: 1252 PRR G22b gondola 3301 USRA single sheathed boxcar, GET lettering (dimensional data only) 3320 MEC USRA single sheathed