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Re: Move to Santa Fe country
Evangelize for the M&StL? Don't we have enough weird cults already?
Richard Hendrickson
Evangelize for the M&StL? Don't we have enough weird cults already?
Richard Hendrickson
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Richard Hendrickson
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#80543
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Re: Assistance Needed
Armand: A USRA DS box?
http://railroad.union.rpi.edu/displayimage.php?i=19987#
http://railroad.union.rpi.edu/displayimage.php?i=20105#
Hope this helps.
Stephan Parachuk
Toronto
Armand: A USRA DS box?
http://railroad.union.rpi.edu/displayimage.php?i=19987#
http://railroad.union.rpi.edu/displayimage.php?i=20105#
Hope this helps.
Stephan Parachuk
Toronto
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sparachuk <sparachuk@...>
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#80542
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Re: Assistance Needed
Armand: it will depend somewhat on era. Westerfield's site shows a USRA DS car in early style (mechanical data) lettering. I'm not sure if his decal set would show variations but would probably cover
Armand: it will depend somewhat on era. Westerfield's site shows a USRA DS car in early style (mechanical data) lettering. I'm not sure if his decal set would show variations but would probably cover
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jerryglow2
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#80541
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Assistance Needed
I am currently in the process of attempting to build a Rock Island double sheathed boxcar.The plans are silent as to the location of "Rock Island".My question is,just where is it supposed to be
I am currently in the process of attempting to build a Rock Island double sheathed boxcar.The plans are silent as to the location of "Rock Island".My question is,just where is it supposed to be
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armprem
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#80540
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Re: Move to Santa Fe country
Gene Green:
No, just leave your M&StL models out on the patio this summer, turning them occasionally. After about a week, they'll be nicely bleached and sandblasted, all ready for new orange or
Gene Green:
No, just leave your M&StL models out on the patio this summer, turning them occasionally. After about a week, they'll be nicely bleached and sandblasted, all ready for new orange or
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Tom Madden <tgmadden@...>
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#80539
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Re: Move to Santa Fe country
There was also doodlebug service between Albuquerque and Belen.??Train 13/14 exchanged a baggage/RPO combine with?E/W mainline trains before it continued on to Denver.? In the mid '50's & 60's this
There was also doodlebug service between Albuquerque and Belen.??Train 13/14 exchanged a baggage/RPO combine with?E/W mainline trains before it continued on to Denver.? In the mid '50's & 60's this
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tyesac@...
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#80538
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Re: Silver Streak tank cars
Thanks to both Richard and Steve. I guess I'll let the Silver Streak tank cars go to someone else.
What the modeling world needs is a good GATX tank car or two but not resin. A klutz like me has
Thanks to both Richard and Steve. I guess I'll let the Silver Streak tank cars go to someone else.
What the modeling world needs is a good GATX tank car or two but not resin. A klutz like me has
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Gene Green <bierglaeser@...>
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#80537
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Re: Move to Santa Fe country
Well, I already have the Walthers Santa Fe Super Chief and a couple of Santa Fe 4-8-4s. Those Intermountain reefers are mighty tempting. And I just joined the Santa Fe Railway Historical & Modeling
Well, I already have the Walthers Santa Fe Super Chief and a couple of Santa Fe 4-8-4s. Those Intermountain reefers are mighty tempting. And I just joined the Santa Fe Railway Historical & Modeling
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Gene Green <bierglaeser@...>
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#80536
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Re: Move to Santa Fe country
Yes, of course. But think of what you'll get as a trade-off. Since
Belen was the western end of the Pecos Division, you'll need both
2-10-4s and 4-8-4s of a size and elegance that the M&StL
Yes, of course. But think of what you'll get as a trade-off. Since
Belen was the western end of the Pecos Division, you'll need both
2-10-4s and 4-8-4s of a size and elegance that the M&StL
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Richard Hendrickson
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#80535
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Re: Enterprise hopper door hardware
Well I did say I didn't look very hard <G>! It is a nice tank. I have a Tichy ATSF water tank (close enough) and it's an outstanding model. Steam era freight cars were know to pass these items
Well I did say I didn't look very hard <G>! It is a nice tank. I have a Tichy ATSF water tank (close enough) and it's an outstanding model. Steam era freight cars were know to pass these items
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Jon Miller <atsf@...>
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#80534
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Re: Move to Santa Fe country
NO, go and evangelize, show them the true way...
Doug Harding
www.iowacentralrr.org
NO, go and evangelize, show them the true way...
Doug Harding
www.iowacentralrr.org
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Douglas Harding <dharding@...>
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#80533
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Re: Enterprise hopper door hardware
Jon, Folks,
Try the "What's New" page ;^)
http://www.tichytraingroup.com/index.php?page=whats_new.php
Looks pretty nice to me!
Regards
Bruce Smith
Auburn, AL
Jon, Folks,
Try the "What's New" page ;^)
http://www.tichytraingroup.com/index.php?page=whats_new.php
Looks pretty nice to me!
Regards
Bruce Smith
Auburn, AL
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Bruce Smith
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#80532
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Re: Howard Ameling photos
Many of the Ameling collection photos are available on line to NKP Historical and Technical Society members.
Larry Kline
Pittsburgh, PA
Many of the Ameling collection photos are available on line to NKP Historical and Technical Society members.
Larry Kline
Pittsburgh, PA
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Larry Kline
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#80531
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Re: Move to Santa Fe country
IF that were true then the would be no SPF's outside of an area basically between New York, Washington and Chicago, St Louis.
George Simmons
Dry Prong, LA
IF that were true then the would be no SPF's outside of an area basically between New York, Washington and Chicago, St Louis.
George Simmons
Dry Prong, LA
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George Simmons
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#80530
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Re: Silver Streak tank cars
On Apr 1, 2009, at 5:10 PM, Steve and Barb Hile wrote
Gene,
Steve is correct that the SS underframe sort of resembles a UTC
underframe (though it's clumsy and not well detailed). The tank also
On Apr 1, 2009, at 5:10 PM, Steve and Barb Hile wrote
Gene,
Steve is correct that the SS underframe sort of resembles a UTC
underframe (though it's clumsy and not well detailed). The tank also
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Richard Hendrickson
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#80528
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Re: Silver Streak tank cars
Gene,
The underframe on these cars has some features in common with the UTLX X-3 underframe, although the tank support casting are not very close. I have one in my pile to try and see if it could be
Gene,
The underframe on these cars has some features in common with the UTLX X-3 underframe, although the tank support casting are not very close. I have one in my pile to try and see if it could be
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Steve and Barb Hile
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#80527
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Re: F&C 1938 Pullman Standard Boxcars
Darrall: I can't remember if they're exactly the right size but Kadee's ladders are excellent. The plastic they're made of is amazingly tough and the detail is great. Because the end ladders are a
Darrall: I can't remember if they're exactly the right size but Kadee's ladders are excellent. The plastic they're made of is amazingly tough and the detail is great. Because the end ladders are a
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sparachuk <sparachuk@...>
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#80526
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F&C 1938 Pullman Standard Boxcars
G'Day All,
I'm presently building 3 Funaro & Camerlengo 1938 Pullman Standard Boxars. I would like to upgrade the ladders as the Tichy supplied ladders appear oversized to my eye. Any suggetions for
G'Day All,
I'm presently building 3 Funaro & Camerlengo 1938 Pullman Standard Boxars. I would like to upgrade the ladders as the Tichy supplied ladders appear oversized to my eye. Any suggetions for
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bn2204
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#80525
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Silver Streak tank cars
There are two Silver Streak single-dome, 8000-gallon tank cars for sale on eBay #s 380113666781 & 380113669215.
Richard Hendrickson's article T'anks for the Memories in Learning from the Prototype
There are two Silver Streak single-dome, 8000-gallon tank cars for sale on eBay #s 380113666781 & 380113669215.
Richard Hendrickson's article T'anks for the Memories in Learning from the Prototype
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Gene Green <bierglaeser@...>
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#80524
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Re: Wierd freight car names or types
John,
Using Google hadn't occurred to me. I was too busy searching Car Builder Cycs. Thanks for the tip. I appreciate it.
It looks like all those oddly named cars were dump cars of some sort or
John,
Using Google hadn't occurred to me. I was too busy searching Car Builder Cycs. Thanks for the tip. I appreciate it.
It looks like all those oddly named cars were dump cars of some sort or
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Gene Green <bierglaeser@...>
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#80523
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