Does anyone know the dates for Prototype Rails 2010?

what to pick up and niceties. Yahoo's op-sig list comes to mind. SGL E-mail message checked by Spyware Doctor (6.0.1.441) Database version:

Sounds like you need to adopt some sort of waybill system, which would tell your crews exactly what to pick up and what to drop off at every station. I'm sure there's a Yahoo list devoted to such

Hi, I -often- try to get layout op sessions/owners to understand that when a local goes to a town that they shouldn't "pick up every car and drop a car at every industry". I.e. - that at most

Alan, Prescott was but one of many ports on the Great Lakes where U.S. coal was landed in Ontario. Others included Little Current, Jack Fish, Michipicoten, Fort William, Sault Ste. Marie, Depot

Coal from the US was brought in by rail car and ferried across the St. Lawrence River to Prescott, Ontario from Ogdensburg NY. I've received copies of pictures showing B&O hoppers on the NYC docks in

Don, I recieved this answer from Ted Doyle who is very familier with Springhill ---- Springhill coal was shipped by both rail and sea. There was a short line railroad (Cumberland Country Railway and

Bernd, It's the Fall-Winter 2008 issue. If you live in Germany, I'm not sure how the postage works because the normal postage amount is to addresses in the U.S. It's probably best to contact the

Tim, Coal has been an important resource mined at many locations in western Canada for over 150 years. In the STMFC era, coal consumption of railways in Canada was as follows -- Nova Scotia

Hi Ed, what issue would that be ? The online store description for the Eagle contents are not exactly detailed... I do appreciate that the MPHS has also joined those Historical societies which are

Tim and Rupert, The caption of PCX 4000 states the cars were built in 1956 by PC&F, but the build date of PCX 4000 can clearly be read as 6-57. According to the 1956 list of orders in Railway Age

How does one get to see those images across the top of the page? Al Kresse

List, A fellow listr asked for surplus wheel sets in plastic on metal axles to finish a gond load of wheels. I must humbly admit to loosing the requesters address "somewhere" in the paper pile

There is a builder photo of PCX #4000 in the Burlington Historical Society "Bulletin" #12. If I recall this car is stenciled built in 1956. Tim O'Connor

Don, the Nova Scotia coal field is adjacent to the ocean. Most of the coal must have moved very short distances by rail, if it moved by rail at all. The mining is on a far smaller scale than in

Rupert, Sorry - typing to fast and not proofreading. Series was 4000-4399. Regards, Ed hawkins

Rupert, Packers Car Line had 400 cars (4000-4300) built by PC&F. A photo of PCX 4142 (available from Bob's Photo) taken 12/12/57 has NEW 8-57 stencils. In the 1/59 and 1/62 ORERs this was the only

They are not in the 7/61 ORER, so built - or at least owned by PCX - after then. KL

List,         One neat thing I have found for this idea is building turn of the century equipment. These old cars seem to have lived on in old shop areas, roundhouse stalls, cinder movement,

As a new member of your group let me introduce myself. My name is Bob Hamm. I am a very active HOn3 & HO modeler of some 48 years. My interests revolve around a prototype modeling of the Rio Grande