Shawn and list; Still having problems with Jim Booth and cutting dies. All Red Caboose and the SPH&TS are getting from Jim Booth are promises. When I last discussed this issue with Red Caboose they

Ed I don't know what your status is with kits but I have more enough of them to last me a life time and I keep on adding to that stash. I do get a chance to build a few of them once in a while when

--- In STMFC@..., Richard Hendrickson <rhendrickson@o...> wrote:> Red Caboose policy at present, according to a recent phone conversation with Bill McClung, is to produce a limited

Garth Groff asked: The cars were built in 1949-50 at AC&F. Although SP may well have had major inputs to the design, the railroad's own drawing for the car is an ACF drawing with an SP title block

Red Caboose policy at present, according to a recent phone conversation with Bill McClung, is to produce a limited number of kits as well as built-ups. Some dealers will tell you that kits are no

Ain't that the truth!! Last week one Toronto area dealer was telling me it was getting nearly impossible to sell anything in kit form but there has got to be a limit, I hope!!!! Take care, Don

THE MONON CARS WERE REBUILT FROM TROOP KITCHEN CARS. MONT SWITZER

Shawn and Tony: What is the correct era for the F-70-7 flats? Did any other roads use them? (You can bet that RC will offer then in a host of road names!) Kind regards, Garth G.

Hopefully some will be able to be purchased as kits. I'm hard pressed to buy into the idea of paying somebody else to assemble a flat car for me. Dave Nelson

Shawn Beckert asked: Last I heard, Shawn, the Red Caboose guys were still waiting for one last die for a minor part, and for an adjustment to one completed die. The car bodies have been done for

List, Whatever happened to: 1) The SP F-70-7 Flatcar kits from Red Caboose. 2) The new freight car from Kadee. Shawn Beckert, just wondering...

Thank you, Jon. I'm sure you've helped me shave at least a couple weeks off the delivery time. Ron Hildebrand

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I'm not too interested in Rath reefers but I have a very sharp builders photo of the car shown by the decal in the photo section. The source was either Howard Ameling or a man whose name escapes

Some may be interested in the below auction. Too new for me. Howard modeling 1905 28 Railroad Yardmen Log Books 30s-40s Item # 2179346117 In this auction we have 28 yardmen log books, from the late

Thanks, Guy. I had a vague recollection that the 1928 date had been extended but couldn't remember the details (I have them archived somewhere, of course, but finding them might be something of a

ERIE and MONON both had some. Len Allman --- Steve Sandifer <jssand@...> wrote: __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? SBC Yahoo! DSL - Now only $29.95 per

I recently purchased a P2k 8000 gallon tank car leased to American Maize Products Company (AMAIZO). The car was owned by GATX and carries number 15402. The car is painted in a silver and black

I ordered a couple of roofs some time ago. The cost was $5 per roof if I remember correctly. Trouble is I ordered 2 and he only had 1 in stock so it will take a month or two. I don't remember

I understand it takes quite a while to get things from Sunshine. To the best of my knowledge, even the preliminaries have to be conducted via snail mail. I am in need of a couple of Viking roofs to