Hi all, I ordered and received a bunch of the new PSC Hose Brackets after hearing about them on this list. I was really hoping they looked good since I ordered them sight-unseen. Yesterday I put my

is it ok to post in photo section pictures of painted models? thanks Bob Anson %~)

Good pictures. On the last end view, was there a ventilation door up under the peak of the roof? Approximate build date of the car? Al Kresse

The IM cars are the later ribside 40' cars with the ribs on the sides stopping short of the ladders and grabs. Sunshine did not model these particular cars, while Ribside cars did, and still

Start here. Make sure you've got a comfortable chair and lots of time....... :-) Message #71779 Ken Olson

I looked in the archives and did not find a summary describing the quality and correctness of the Intermountain MILW rib side boxcars. How does it compared to the more recent offerings from Rib Side

Thanks. I had seen photos before and was planning on stopping by next week to get detail photos. Lettering is not good, but it is an ATSF SK-Q ______________ J. Stephen (Steve)

Hello Group: Buddy of mine shot photos of restored ATSF stockcar #68600 located on the old MKT Tin Can Line. Not sure if this car is correct or not, but figured folks might enjoy seeing

I'm looking for information about the 1945 "as delivered" appearance of these cars. I'm assuming they were deliverd with white lettering. I've only seen two photos and they are both in service and

My WPM meet photos are at http://www.pbase.com/dh30973/wpm08&page=all Dave Hussey

Guys - Before this topic fades away, I wanted to point out a small error in the MM plans and the PSC "O" scale model. The 1943 CBC does have the correct general elevation and cross sectional

Hope to see some comments soon on the accuracy of these models, so that I can make an informed purchase (or not) at my LHS. Steve Lucas. date that to

In a message dated 9/9/2008 12:51:00 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time, eric@... writes: --- Stan Jones wrote: > > The Atlas web site says the container with the 1932 ARA cars > was shipped

--- Stan Jones wrote: ================================= It looks like this container has arrived. The calendar indicates that Atlas has started shipping these models today. I am looking forward

Dear Listers, I'm overhelmed by the response from 27 listers on this subject. Lots of very good info that should be a good basis for the clinic. Unfortunately work will be delayed by the break down

I've updated my Work in Progress and Maintenance of Way pages. Even though I am modeling 1959, my updated equipment models were built between the 1920's-40's...safely within the time frame of many

Fair enough, Bruce. I like your thinking on this one. It gives me rationale for several of my cars that have FCC on the trucks. :) Best, Lawrence Rast

<elden.j.gatwood@...> wrote: for any I don't recent photo I that I know could photos to Elden, Bobs's Photos offers a color photo of GLa 219656, recently repainted with a P50 2-49 reweigh date and

Tony; I personally have zero PRR cars with painted trucks; probably none for any other railroad, either. Painted trucks on the PRR, at least in my timeframe, were something I don't remember

Gatwood, Elden J wrote: Exceptions are important, of course. But don't let yourself get so carried away with them as to obscure the standard, which even on the PRR <g> was presumably more common