Railway Prototype Cyclopedia Volume 18 contains pictures and general information but nothing on their colors. Gary Laakso Northwest of Mike Brock

Hi Andy, I received the kit today. Thanks. Chuck

I would appreciate advice on how to remove individual numbers from Kadee boxcar and hoppers. I have several duplicates to renumber using Kadee's decals made for the cars. Thanks, Allen Cain

LNE X-29 boxcars, 8000 series, Anyone have info on these cars? I think they were the 8000 series. I believe they were boxcar red in the late 1940's and early 1950's. Can anyone tell me a good paint

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That's the car. Thanks! Nice surprise to see there's a kit for it. Richard Townsend Lincoln City, OR

Likely one of the remnants of class XMp, series 11550-13549 built in 1910 and 1913 by AC&F. Typical double-sheathed box cars with fishbelly center sills and two horizontal pressed steel bands wrapped

Doug MacLeod is now up in Roseville CA; Many of his products are on Jerry Kitts' FMW site: http://www.foothillmodelworks.com/MLWestern.html I think an eMail he uses on some Groups.io lists

I was looking at a photo of a C&S 2-8-0 switching in the Denver yards in about 1950. It was coupled to a Reading double-sheathed boxcar with a number starting with 121 with what I think are the last

Dear Mr. Burgess I'm sorry, the domain name of Mr MacLeod's address was cut off. I would like to get in touch with him Larry King

When I went to review it recently I discovered that in all my efficiency (or th usual lack thereof) I was missing pages 1 - 6 and page 18. I would greatly appreciate if anyone could privide these

Dave, Try this link may be the one you want: www.alleghenyscale.com Matt Herson

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I have spent many hours looking thru his wares at the store. Thanks! -- Brian Ehni From: <main@RealSTMFC.groups.io> on behalf of Steve and Barb Hile <shile@...> Reply-To:

Photo: Loading Flour At Sperry Flour, Tacoma A 1948 photo from the Tacoma Public Library: http://cdm17061.contentdm.oclc.org/cdm/singleitem/collection/p17061coll21/id/18605/rec/505 This photo can

David, The list has a very good search engine. Puzzled as to why you hadn't just used that, yesterday, I searched based on your comments and got nothing. Today, I added searches for "Vern",

Is there any chance that it was Classic Trains and Ferrari’s. He has come to Collinsville the last couple of years with a pile of old stock kits, resin, etc. A very interesting collection.

Sounds like Howie's Brass Trains. I don't see any IM stuff on his website right now, but a few years back he was a source of Sunshine kits for me. -- Dave Parker Swall Meadows, CA

Thanks to everyone who offered suggestions as to the brass dealer link I was chasing. The link I opened was to a dealer who handled used (and new?) brass, but also had second hand undec Intermountain

San Francisco had a Kingan house served by the State Belt north of the Ferry Building on Embarcadaro between Jackson and Pacific Streets. (Sourced from the SP 1948 and 1928 SF Industry Maps.) Gives