joel norman wrote: The next car behind BR&P 3656 is GA 8018. What type door is that? Plug? -- Frank Greene Memphis, TN

Even though the opening credits don't say so, the N&W movie appears to have many similarities with Roger Wade Productions railroad promo films of the 40's and 50's. The theme of following a car of

Just a warning. Apparently the catalog program I have used for years is shut down. As a result the market basket cannot send an email to me with the order attached. If you have ordered something in

Which RMC's you looking for mo/yr . . . Jim P Coquitlam, BC To: STMFC@... From: bakert@... Date: Sun, 28 Mar 2010 14:07:34 -0400 Subject: RE: [STMFC] Westerfield AC&F

Bill, this is a B/W print from a Dean Hale color slide, taken when the car was close to retirement. I have a couple of other partial photos showing a car painted yellow with black stenciling, which

Bill, I have a b/w print I'll send you off-list. Richard Hendrickson

The AC&F CD is well worth the cost especially if you are planning to model from the 1890s to the 1930s. If you are going to model in that time frame then the CD is a must have. I have the CD and I

I too would be interested in finding copies of these articles, same terms as Tom said (but slightly different purpose). Thanks! Frank Valoczy Vancouver, BC Thomas Baker wrote:

Are there any known photos available of the MKT rebuilds using the 10' 6" War Emergency boxcar superstructure design on a fishbelly type U/F? I have a vague memory of seeing a colour photo of one in

It's just a natural progression of Jim's age. First HO, then O, now 1:1. His eyes are finally going... :) Either that or he forgot to renew his support for SolidWorks... Jim, nice work. Mike

John, or other knowledgeable parties: Some time ago I noted an article about a SOO LINE sawtooth box car in RMC. The article was helpful, but I understand that the SOO LINE historical and technical

Hello Everyone. I am slowly getting back into RR modeling after being neck deep into coaching/board member of a local soccer club for about 20 years. The last year I have collected a nice beginning

Hi, It appears this is only one photo in a sequence of four done at approximately the same time and place. Multiple views of some of the details can be seen. See url's

Thank you Larry, I've been waiting for you to do that : ) Clark Propst

--- On Sun, 3/28/10, hbutlerlists <hbutlerlists@...> wrote: From: hbutlerlists <hbutlerlists@...> Subject: [BRPRy] BR & P boxcar #3656 To: BRPRy@... Date: Sunday, March 28,

Larry, Thanks for posting this. Making this sort of information available is wonderful, and very useful! The Amarillo Railroad Museum has done a similar thing with timebooks from Mr. Bill

Jim King has moved up from HO and S, to 1:1 scale! http://www.tarheelpress.com/LawndaleBoxcar/Hardware.html Tim O'Connor

Richard, Thank you very much for the info. It was very helpful indeed. After seeing your article, I had a suspicion the Overland model was probably going to be of a later era. I would say 1960's, as

Actually I'm the Steve Kay from Cleveland, Ohio, and I model UP. Most of the western roads that had these cars painted them gray, and the Kato model have a lot of flexible plastic parts, so painting

Robert, the photos I have of Huber cars - one builder's photo and two in-service shots - all show the "plain Jane" lettering with only reporting marks, numbers, data, and 9" J. M. HUBER