http://webapp1.dlib.indiana.edu/collections/cushman/full/P07672.jpg Now if only I can find a time machine and buy one of these cheap new houses in Tiburon along the NWP right of way.... several

armand premo wrote: B&M #71000-71953; MTC #71975-71995; B&M #72000-72999 Tim Gilbert

Edwin, I used a pair of them on an Accurail reefer to model a C&S car. The first thing I did was to get a set of the Reboxx/IM .088 tread wheelstes, then shorten the RC bolsters, then epoxy the

Thanks, Tim - though you missed this one that has nice roof detail: http://webapp1.dlib.indiana.edu/collections/cushman/full/P15726.jpg

What are the number series for B&M single sheath box cars,with different doors and roofs?

Guess I'm the one that started this thread. Let's start a poll. How many modelers would purchase colors matched to original chips, as Ed describes? One object of this list is exchanging prototype

Rich, The answer is to your question is yes and I have talked with John Lee about this idea. Anything can be matched by mixing various existing colors in various amounts. Modelflex has a lot of paint

Cleveland, Cuyahoga River, 1941 (note "Dixieland" box car) http://webapp1.dlib.indiana.edu/collections/cushman/full/P02405.jpg Baltimore docks, 1940 (SP B-50-19 and a DL&W covered

All, Has anybody had good luck using those Red Caboose Andrews trucks that came with the Mather Reefers? I did not! They kept derailing! I even tried to Super glue them to make them rigid. That

Ed Hawkins wrote in part - - - - - - - To date my offers to help Badger Modelflex develop a line of five or six ready-mix accurate freight car red shades (plus some gray paints for covered

Thanks guys, I never thought to look at Red Caboose. Blake D. Tatar Custom painting, repairs and modifications of model railroad equipment. Brass a Specialty. E-mail :

Steve, that is a very large and open ended question. You can look at www.drgw.org for starters. It depends on time frame more than anything else. The Grande put out an equipment list every year

Does any one have a list of the types of cars purchased by the DRGW? Steve Fuchs Bob Webber <zephyr1@...> wrote:At 03:51 AM 3/5/2005, you wrote: You also have to remember where the D&RGW

Chuck, Thanks for you help in the past. Computers are good and bad, on the one side what rail web site is endowed! such that it will survive when the owner steps down. But those annoying copies give

Possible "Red Caboose" at least the ones on a Gondola I have fit together this way. Steve Blake Tatar <BDTatar@...> wrote:I found these trucks on a model I had gotten a while ago and

I found these trucks on a model I had gotten a while ago and cannot identify the model manufacturer that made them. Can someone ID them for me (see

Any particular reason there is a "fray" about building a singleton car? AFAIK, #2550 was the only R50A built. Regards Bruce Bruce Smith Auburn, Al

Rob Adams wrote: "Those appear to be Red Caboose Andrews trucks, which come with their Mather reefer kits." They sure are - I just pulled a pair that I have on hand to verify

Blake; Those appear to be Red Caboose Andrews trucks, which come with their Mather reefer kits. Kind regards, Rob Adams Blake Tatar wrote:

Group, There's a discussion of PRR R50a and R50b reefers going on at the milktrains Yahoo group. If anyone has suggestions on building an R50a, you might want to join the fray. Walt Lankenau