Most Excellent!!! (....echoing Brian E.) Terry... do you have the when / where taken info on these Chateau Martin wine car photos? =============================== Richard Brennan - San Leandro,

Excellent! -- Brian Ehni From: CASO <caso@...> Reply-To: <STMFC@...> Date: Sat, 24 Jul 2004 10:51:56 -0400 To: <STMFC@...> Subject: Re: [STMFC] Re: Original

I am still trying to figure how to justify building my F&C kit of a 40 foot NP truss rod box car that fits my post WWII modeling. I now have two photos of NP cars with fishbelly center sills and one

Ben Home wrote: p 91: Altoona, PA (12th St), c. 1948 GN 26064, a 40 ft DS truss rod boxcar in clean paint clearly showing black ends and red roof That should be GN 28064 from the 28000-28499

The Rutland disposed of some 36 foot box cars during WWll.I thought they went to Camp Polk,La.Armand Premo

Hypodermic tubing from Small Parts. www.smallparts.com. Regards, Ted Culotta

NH would be 30593. Regards, Ted Culotta

Whoops. No, I meant the box car ends. Regards, Ted

Hi Bruce, How about just cutting the placard out of the decal sheet and applying it to the tackboard? Most decal papers are quite thin and stiff and would seem to resemble

Any known sources for HO scale parts suitable for 0.015-0.022 diameter brass wire? Handrails are the intended use. Specialty tubing (small diameter) may be a good solution. Sources? Jerry

Ben offered some interesting observations from "Pennsy Steam Years, Vol 1". I picked up the September 2004 issue of Classic Trains recently and noticed several interesting freight cars in the

I completed Sunshine's kit, and am preparing to letter it. The decals included are intended to letter both sides of the car in Spanish with metric units of measure. Did AAR rules specify that one

So is this a model of the rebuilt Santa Fe box cars? It has a most amazing underframe! http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=5911249487

In a message dated 7/20/04 2:14:57 PM, ggg9y@... writes: << And speaking of odd military cars, there used to be a whole string of 36' single-sheathed army boxcars sitting among the trees at

Richard Dermody wrote: I assume this reference is to the gondola end. If so, it is definitely a W-post end. Tony Thompson Editor, Signature Press, Berkeley, CA 2942 Linden Ave.,

Ted, Unlike the DW ends, which are available in both styles, but are also outwardly considerably thicker, the DA ends are designed to nest between the sidewall, with only a minimum thickness

I shot CMWX 1008 at SSW's Pine Bluff yards in January 1975. Parenthetically, three of us slept in a Ford Galaxie 4 door the night before, and woke up freezing our butts off. While we were stamping

Red Caboose is infamous for bogus reefer schemes, among others. -- Brian Ehni From: BuyGone Treasures <buygone@...> Reply-To: <STMFC@...> Date: Fri, 23 Jul 2004 17:27:21