Mike Glad your back. Did you have a good time ? Loui Ullian

Roger Miener wrote: " . . .that group at Snoqualmie has more junk stored under blue tarps than any other group on the face of the earth. Actually, their stuff is not stored under blue tarps - it is

hello, will write in the next few days, Marcus is sick and we have to rearrange the furniture at home for more space... #

Mike Brock is back ... and says ... I took copies. Mike, really? You went to the wreck track? Did you? And you found something of interest? Hooray for you. Yes, I would like to see the photos.

I regret to say that I'm back on duty prepared to absorb the daily punishment of keeping the 844 [ what a nice number ] plus members on subject [ frt cars, guys ]. Special thanks to Jeff Aley for his

Michael Larcombe asked: Are these the same cars described by Chuck Y in the Oct '80 RMC? It sure looks like it - unfortunatley, all that's visibile in the photo is the B end of the car. Ben Hom

Len Allman wrote: "Seems I remember ERIE had some similar appearing steel stockcars which it sold to PRR." The only similarity in appearance between the B&O leased ex-ATSF automobile boxcars and the

Bill Williams asked: "Anyhow, does anybody know where I could get the original doors for the M-53s?" Bill, I answered this question extensively for you three weeks ago. These doors are extremely

I have some old (1968) brass B&O M-53 wagontop boxcars. New info, RPCyc., tells me that they not only need to be re-decaled to the original lettering scheme but also need the original flat doors to

Here you are, Rob. ---------- Richard H. Hendrickson Ashland, Oregon 97520

What decals should I use for Northern Pacific and Spokane, Portland & Seattle clark cars that W&R brought in?

There's a lesson learned. Thanks Al. Rob Kirkham

That would be very helpful Richard, Thank you. Rob Kirkham

Rob - If you'd purchased one at my booth you would have received a complete history and decals covering 4 lettering styles. Go to http://users.multipro.com/westerfield and kits 3819 and 3869 for

Jeff shuts down the topic of Politics, but then he mentions Six Flags, which, in its original form "Six Flags Over Texas," refers to France, Spain, Mexico, the Texas Republic, the Confederate States

Jeff: 2:08pm, Richard Hendrickson wrote: Actually, I was at Six Flags riding roller coasters with the family... But now I'm back. Oh, I see! You don't have time to build kits, but you have to

All, Some may find that expressing their frustration on "Kits vs RTR" is thereaputic. You may continue to discuss this topic until 12:01 AM on Monday. After that, "Kits vs RTR" is OFF TOPIC. We

Actually, I was at Six Flags riding roller coasters with the family... But now I'm back, and it's nice to see that most of us agree: POLITICS ARE OFF TOPIC FOR STMFC. I DON'T CARE WHAT YOUR

I have a Dusty Miller print of a car with a '41 reweigh date which I could scan for you, if that would be helpful. Richard H. Hendrickson Ashland, Oregon 97520

Rob, SP&S USRA box cars were used in interchange and traveled widely off-line. In the early '50s 140 of them were rebuilt into roofless wood chip cars in the 39000-39139 series, but as of 1/53 128