Hello, Terry Would another class be like the Intermountain boxcar? Mark Morgan

Go to http://ppw-aline.com/rpm-naperville.htm There's an email link near the top of the page. Jim Hayes Portland Oregon www.sunshinekits.com [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

The ones I've modified with the Sunshine mini-kit have been gray. Bill Darnaby

Here is a better way: http://railroadprototypemodelers.com/contact-rpm Jack Burgess www.yosemitevalleyrr.com

You should be able to contact him through his company Proto Power West: http://www.ppw-aline.com/ Jack Burgess www.yosemitevalleyrr.com

QUESTION:   How does one contact Joe D’Elia about this fall's Naperville Proto Modeler's conference Oct 21st - 24th? Al Kresse

Wish to thank: ED, Elden, Clark, Dave and James. Now to decide which direction to go! Sincerely, Mark Morgan

GUYZ,               I second this idea, and it's a good one. Dennis, you build them and we will but them. Bill welch is going to need a couple cases at least.  [ knowing full well I

Elden,            Thanks for P&WV PS-1 update. Now I can finally get mine finished correctly. Fred Freitas PRR Panhandle divn / 1953 ________________________________ To:

What color are the Atlas undec cars molded in? I'm specifically interested in the 2-bay offset hopper. Are they gray? Ron Merrick

Mark, Stan Rydarowicz makes the roof, and perhaps the ends; see Jim Hayes web page http://www.sunshinekits.com/sunimages/stanparts.pdf Jim Brewer Glenwood MD

Clark is right. I also replaced those wrong steps with A-Line's. Thanks! Elden Gatwood

Mark, The PS-1 table on the Steam Freight Cars website confirms that this lot had 6-foot 7-panel Superior doors and Barber S-2-A trucks. It shows the handbrake was Miner - but with an asterisk,

Some of the early PS1s had 'standard' style corner steps. A tap above/across the step, all steps alike. Clark Propst

Guys; I looked into this issue when I was trying to figure out what to do on both an early NYC PS-1 and an early P&WV PS-1 (both 1948 models, I think). Ed was very helpful in that regard, too! I

Mark, As far as I have been able to determine, NYC's PS-1 box cars typically came with either Universal or Miner hand brakes and Apex Tri-Lok running boards and brake steps. I do not know with any

Jerry; Would you be interested in doing some 1952+ EJ&E box cars decals in the Billboard orange and green schemes? There are Sunshine mini-kits and other (incl Branchline 8' dr car) bashes that can

I recently purchased a built intermountain kit. NYC 40' PS-1 boxcar #167646 from lot 765-B. Any suggestions on trucks, roof walk, steps, etc! Thanks for any help. Mark Morgan

I see a whole new series of SHAKE N TAKE... YIPPEE! Bill, are you listening? Now if we can get Dennis to do the NWX wood car with the plug doors... Greg Martin