Hey guys Does anyone have the correct address for Bob's Photos? Thank you Don Worthy dworthy57@...

I found the photo in question, thanks for the reference. I will send both to Martin today. Frank H. Peacock

Bill, I'm not aware of any N.C.&St.L. Gons with any of the monograms that the N.C. used on them. There is a photo in the 49 CBC p.165 of a GB-11 blt. 9-47, so I'll send this to Martin. FHP

There is a crappily-lit 5/8 end view of NC 43604, Lot 5695 on p.354 of the '43 CBC. Is that what you're looking for? David Thompson

In one of the CYC's in the 1940's, I think it was 1943, there was a photo of a Nashville Chattanooga & St. Louis 40 foot gondola w/their "Dixie Line" herald. Sunshine is working on introducing a

Andy are these bodies decorated? I'll take one (1) of Terry's reefers if you still have any left.Thanks,Armand Premo

Some corrections: The Red Caboose IYD 6' doors are $1.00 pair (not 2.00) The Life Like Tankcar is a 10,000 gallon type 21 Andy Carlson <midcentury@...> wrote: I have some parts which will

I have some parts which will be of interest to some members. BODIES Red Caboose X29 "Patch Panel" bodies w/ plate ends $3.00 ea. Intermountain ATSF Steel side Reefer bodies, no ends $3.00

My apologies. I stand corrected. Thank you gentlemen. Bruce R. Brantner, Sr. Coyote Trails RR Coyote Div. of SF RR __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of

WWII German 1/35 Steam Locomotive. Several P/E sets coming out for it, too. 1/35

Steve, you're a bit behind the curve on this one. I've already seen (and suggested minor corrections to) the art work for all of the "Ship and Travel..." P/L schemes and the models should be here by

Athearn is willing to consider offering the RR-30s in the later Ship and Travel paint scheme if we can provide some clear photos of that scheme. If anyone has photos of either of the more modern

Not just high school kids. In Tony Thompson's book "Southern Pacific Freight Cars, Volume 1: Gondolas and Stock Cars" there's a Chet McCoid photo taken April 10, 1952 in San Saba, Texas showing some

Hi Mike and List, Coal was loaded into boxcars even in Indiana. I have a plan for a new coal mine tipple being built on the Milw (possibly also joint with Monon or C&EI) in the late 1950's and one

Here is an early heads up for the Atlanta Train show next Saturday; August 12, 2006: 32nd Atlanta Model Train and Railroadiana Show Sat, 8/12/2006 Categories: Model Railroad, Operating Exhibit,

Bruce; I don't mean this flippantly, nor do I intend any disrespect, but I'd suggest that you read the article again. The answers are in the article. The rebuilds were done over a period of time

Yes, and yes. The Intermountain models represent the early (1936-1940) steel rebuilds of the USRA-design wood reefers, classes Rr-19 through Rr-32. All of these cars had narrow eave overlaps,

I had an opportunity to look at the Sunshine reefer kits in Amarillo. I also read Ted Culotta's article on the SFRDs in RMC. If I bought one of Sunshine's cars and followed Ted's article for

Back when the N&W 4-8-4 #611 was running its excursions from Alan park, Mi. to Fort Wayne,In. and back, at least during the first year's runs, at the stop they made halfway to Ft. Wayne, they refilled

np328 <jcdworkingonthenp@...> wrote: I gave a presentation in Naperville in 05 on this subject. At the time I tried to make clear that my presentation