Thanks to Marty, Tom, Andy for answers to my questions. I appreciate all the help as well as the helpful spirit of the members of this group. If I recall correctly Sunshine offered a kit of the GN

RE: http://www.flickr.com/photo_zoom.gne?id=471324544&size=l Does anyone weather their models that heavily? Gene Green Out in the - aww,you know where I am.

There have been some interesting messages with regard to the F&C website...with a few references to F&C's business operations. I would remind the members of an STMFC rule: "Criticism of a

Marty, What type of corners on the ends: square post or "W" post? Bob Witt

<mailto:bobsphoto.train%40yahoo.com> I Well, yeah, Roger, that's true. However, his SO is the one who does the email, and Bob tells me that when he's had enough email to deal with for a while, he

Love this shot! http://www.flickr.com/photo_zoom.gne?id=471324544&size=l Thanks for the tip Jeff! Todd K. Stearns

I should proof-read these posts. My email is <midcentury@...> thanks, -Andy Carlson Ojai CA

I have a test shot of the parts for the forthcoming Intermountain GN plywood boxcar. I have taken a photo showing the carbody and the IDE's. If you want to peek at this, send me a request (Off-list)

Group: The GN had 4 seies of plywood sided box cars 44400-44999 and44025-44399 these originally had plywood and steel doors and 4/5 ends. these were built in 1944 by GN. Seies 10000-10499 built 1945

Speaking of which, its not a great shot, but how about <http://www.flickr.com/photos/library_of_congress/2178416353/>. Rob Kirkham

The recent references to my Sunshine all-time list has made me feel guilty. I've updated the all-time lists in the Files area, something I should have done some time ago. It includes everything I'm

offered to fix Nah, I was just kidding, in reality, I'd never do such a thing. As for web skills, count me out too...that one web page I had to do in college was enough for me...too tedious and

Ed, I can't answer your question directly, but it may interest you to know that many of Delano's RR photos are now available at www.flickr.com <http://www.flickr.com/> . Their site

Gene, These cars were built at the St. Cloud Shops of the GN. Tom

From photos, with reweigh dates: #19580 - silver (1948) #19695 - red (1951) #19712 - red (1954) #19715 - silver (1951?) Regards Bruce Bruce F. Smith Auburn,

BTW, here's Tim Warris' blog documenting his efforts on building the CNJ terminal: http://www.bronx-terminal.com/ Ben Hom

Alan Monk asked: "Can anyone point me in the direction of references for this please, either print or online??" Go to the Rail-Marine Information Group for

Alan Monk wrote: "Ah.. just answered my own question... plate 009 (http://www.historicmapworks.com/Sections/Maps/viewPlateUS-777.htm) shows it as the Lehigh Valley's Bronx Terminal. Can anyone

There are 4 or 5 of the GA Road rebuilds sitting on blocks at Midsouth Supply in Mableton, GA (GA 19555, homemade roof, is identifiable from the street). I haven't examined them up close, but at

There was a thread on the Lehigh Valley Forum detailing the Bronx terminal for modeling. Unfortunately,I can't seem to find it. Ray Stilwell