No mistake, Ted. The earlier Sunshine reefer was much more conventional looking. I had not seen this one before. Tim O'Connor <timboconnor@...> -->> NOTE EMAIL CHANGE <<-- Sterling,

These were in the Sunshine room at Naperville last Fall along with several other pending releases. Could it have been a mistake or are they being

At the risk of embarrassing Monte, I cannot let his comment--"I'm sure I don't model to the caliber many on this list profess to..."--pass without comment. Monte you are certainly one of the people I

Sunshine had its 16.3 SFRD RR-20 dry ice reefer as rebuilt in 1949. Might that be the model in question? Of course, the model is listed as discontinued in 2002...but who knows whether there are a

Mike Gruber's address is Mainline Photos P.O. Box 411 Portage, WI 53901 Regarding the 470 Club list, I had it at one time but cannot find it now. I remember it did have several freight car photos,

Thomas Olsen wrote: I went totally into HO in 1957 with a Gilbert American Flyer NYC Hudson (Sorry, Ben, but I had to start somewhere and that was it!) You obviously have me confused with that group

Tom Olsen makes alot of good points. We were all beginners at some time. Lou Ullian Coon Creek Lumber Co.

ed_mines wrote: Try http://www.470rrclub.org/index.php3 Tim Gilbert

Good source of locomotive photos.They have a list of available photos.I don't believe that there are too many freight cars,if any,however.armprem

Anyone familiar with the 470 club? They are offering a list of negatives for $2. Do they have any freight cars? They charge $9 for an 8X10. Ed Mines

Schuyler, Charlie, Tony and friends on the List, In deference to Mike wanting us to move on from this thread, I could not leave without putting in my two cents worth. I must agree with Charlie Vlk

Type "internet acronyms" into Google and you get: http://www.gaarde.org/acronyms/

Guys, Here is a question I can't answer and John "Hoot" Gibson is in the need to know ... can you help him he is not a member of our list (but should be )... I'll work on him. So as you reply

Thinking about this thread I want to clarify that I don't feel that MR is "Model Railroading for Idiots" or even for the dreaded Vesties.... my take on MR is that it is a general circulation magazine

Jerry Michels wrote: By the way, just for grins, how many on this list started in model railroading by reading MR? MR and RMC were the only magazines carried by bookstores and hobby shops while I was

please folks, back to the discussion of steam era freight cars.

I believe it means "Your mileage may vary." Regards, Rob Adams Ted Culotta wrote: