Nope. At the bottom of the NMRA listing for the book it says "Sold Out". I missed the first printing but got one from the second, which I had pre-ordered. Perhaps they'll do a third printing, since

On Wed Nov 7, 2007 3:55 pm (PST), Philip Lord wrote OK, I give up. It had a built date of 1936, so I guess the scheme as sold is a rebuild. Maybe I should stick with 40' wood cars :-( I think I will

Guys, Does anyone have a link to this new book from the NMRA. I tried Ted's site and he shows it as sold out. TIA Greg

I have a Stan Kistler photo of a steam-era train on the Sunset Ry. which included an Anchor ICC-105, so Anchor was apparently hauling LPG from its facility in the Taft area. Richard Hendrickson

Tony Thompson writes: Mike Brock wrote: Man, is THIS a thin line. We can criticize the heck out of a model's accuracy but can't mention the manufacturer's lack of "achievement?" I know the intent of

Garth, I assumes when you said "natural gas" you meant products of natural gas such as LPG. I have been researching California industries in an effort to build a reasonable freight car fleet for the

Greg, I think you can find it at _www.nmra.org_ (http://www.nmra.org) Down the left side to "supplies and Collectibles". Chuck Hladik ************************************** See what's new

Richard Hendrickson

I appreciate your sharing this information Allen. FYI for those working on TLT 1937 AAR boxcar models, several of us working with the TLT models have found that the orange-based, white coloured,

Mike Brock wrote: Man, is THIS a thin line. We can criticize the heck out of a model's accuracy but can't mention the manufacturer's lack of "achievement?" I know the intent of Mike's rule, but

Jim ? writes: "Why be in a Rush to bring out a product that isn't close then Blame everybody else for there mistakes. Doesn't the box say "Quality Beyond Compare"?? The Body , Trucks, Frame "except

Clark Propst wrote: Reminds of when a Microsoft executive was asked if it was true that they were negotiating to buy Yahoo. He said, "If we were, I wouldn't tell you, and if we weren't, I wouldn't

it Ed, I've 'sort of' joked with Sam Clarke about them doing the UTLX or GATX cars. He told me at Trainfest their next model won't be a tank car. Of course what else could he say? He threw me out of

Joe, I have a suggestion on what to "fix" the Atlas model. Have Kadee do it correctly! Regards, Ed Hawkins

joe binish wrote: Excellent suggestion, Joe. We could also use the white Warren lettering for the black cars. I'd love to have accurate versions of both schemes. Tony Thompson

Do you think we could strong-arm Mr Black Cat into making a "definitive" set? Allen mentioned to me at Naperville that he is looking for some sets to work up in his "spare" time. A set of

I've considered the same rememdy, but currently there are no accurate decals for the Warren cars; the old Champ set is seriously lame. Another problem with all of the Atlas ICC-105s is that there

Hi Richard, Atlas appears to have corrected the color of its Warren car. I saw one new in its box in a hobby shop last weekend that was light gray instead of aluminum. So long, Andy Andy

I have a decorated Atlas car that I flat coated and weathered. Still not enough. One day(in the future) I will strip, repaint and decal. The car looks really good if you scrape off the grabs around

Union Tank Line and Shippers Car Line leased cars were common in Calif.; both had sizable fleets of ICC 105s. Warren cars were also common, but unfortunately the Atlas model is painted the wrong