<snip> <snip> Paul, The RC patch panels are absolutely prototypical. Long and intense study of the X29 patch panels indicates that it depends on when the panels were applied and by whom. Early on,

Gary, I'm rapidly being cleaned out - talk about a feeding frenzy! - but the following are still available. Let me know if you want them. Sunshine 7.1 Mather 40' composite box car, Chicago &

4-4 ends. Before I spend a lot of time making up for the underframe and> > other parts shortcomings to get the car up to contemporary a > 12' door opening. Built > > date which I expect the society

Wow, thanks for that link! It's a bit after my modelling era (1950), but it's P&N so it's interesting. Do you have any information about that photo - where it was taken, and when? Judging from the

Last I knew, the entire state of Wisconsin was east of the Mississippi River. The river actually forms the border between Wisconson on the east and Iowa and Minnesota on the west. So it would appear

To make matters worse, apparently someone on the list asked for my inventory via the list last night, not in an off-list message, and when I responded to them I inadvertently posted my inventory to

I've managed to piece together some information about P&N freight cars. Dump cars: In the 1931 Car Builders' Cyc there is on page 437 a photo of a Koppel 20 cubic yard dump car, number 8550.

I will look for the MP and T&P Cars tonight. Respectfully submitted Charles D. Shope, AIA President Architecture+ 300 Washington, Suite 400 Monroe, Louisiana 71201 318-387-2800

Dear Tom I'm afraid not within a country mile; I'm not sure whether to suggest you encourage him to join STMFC to sample what serious concern for prototype fidelity looks like or discourage him from

I am intersted in purchasing some of the new releases of the Proto 2000 50' single door boxcars decorated for Southern Pacific that just came out. Anyone know what the builddate and re-weigh date is

The patch panels on the RC kits I do not believe are correctly tooled as a typical representation of how this repair was carried out. They are rendered as if a continuous plate was welded all the way

Shawn Beckert wrote Available from Tahoe Model Works is a two page list of cars equipped with Dalman 2 Level trucks, divided between plain and lateral motion, and including HO resin and plastic

Denny I think this is the same car that Intermountain is doing. There was a model on display at the IRC booth at Springfield. My question about the Ribside car: did they fix the roof? Tim

Guys, Note that Richard said... "If you're interested in seeing an inventory of what I'm offering, e-mail me OFF LIST, please, and I'll send it by return e-mail." OFF LIST means not on the STMFC.

For some reason, when the message goes out from the STFMC list, the URL is listed twice in a row, and won't work. The copy I sent directly to to myself was correct. I'll try one more time, but if it

Thanks Jim, that's interesting. KL

Richard Hendrickson wrote: Richard, I am interested in the above kits. Please let me know what is available and the total cost. I live in CT. Thanks and regards, Spen Kellogg

Unfortunately it still doesn't link. Sincerely, Rich Yoder 7 Edgedale Court Wyomissing PA 19610-1913 610-678-2834 after 6:00PM est until 10:00PM www.richyodermodels.com

Hi Richard, I will take the following if not already sold. Thanks, Gary Ray _____ From: STMFC@... [mailto:STMFC@...] On Behalf Of Richard Hendrickson Sent: Saturday,