I recently applied decals to a Westerfield HO scale X23 boxcar kit. The process took longer than expected due to prototype lettering changes that occurred just before my 1926 era. It's the latest post

We are excited to share that Frank Hodina has found a new location for RPM Chicagoland! The event will be held on Friday evening, October 30 and during the day on Saturday, October 31 at the Northern

All- Through Pinterest I ran across this Leslie Jones Photography Collection which starting more or less on page 6 and running to about page 10 shows many photos of train wrecks, mostly out east,

Don Valentine points out that I put “AB” instead of “K” on the prohibition date reference. Thanks, Don. Guy Wilber Reno, Nevada

Jeff Otto has a model in that paint scheme on his layout. Must be an older Accurail release? The current one appears to has white stenciling? Now that I no longer have the car from the photo it looks

Brian You really need Tony Thompson for this I have done an H0 one photo below this was done of the photo in Tony’s book. Paul Doggett. England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

Hi all, Hoping to get some help from the SP experts on the list: were the herald and lettering sizes standard on SP composite gons in the depression/WWII era? I'm building an O scale SP 46XXX series

Mine was did not have that problem. Attached are the scans of your missing pages. Not my best scanning job but hope it helps fill in the gaps. Allen Cain

Alex Schneider wrote: The problem in the book is that the publisher, Donald Duke, Intruded himself into the book, adding "more modern" material,especially photos, often with erroneous or laughable

Thanks to all those who commented on the X26 build. Chuck Cover Santa Fe, NM Modeling the PRR’s Shamokin Branch 1956

Looks like the decal film is really heavy!:-) -- Jon MillerFor me time stopped in 1941Digitrax Chief/Zephyr systems, JMRI UserSPROG UserNMRA Life member #2623Member SFRH&MS

looks a lot like this one (attached) -- Tim O'Connor Sterling, Massachusetts

I found the same thing in the book Men of Erie published just after WWII. I hope you didn't pay full price for that book. there are better ones on the market.

I purchased this book on eBay, and discovered that pages 163 thru 170 repeat. Presumably two sheets each containing these pages were laid over each other and folded, cut and sewn into a signature and

Paper: Unloading Boxcars Of Grain At Terminal Elevators A USDA document from 1966 on this subject, with photos, describing various means of unloading grain from

Chuck, Very good looking build. Jim Kubanick Morgantown WV

Nice work, Clark. I need to build several of these in my stash. At one time there were more than 30,000 of these cars (and variants) in-service for a few decades. Eric Hansmann Murfreesboro,

Schuyler, Check the group Files section for AAR Interchange dates. I think that will satisfy most of your needs. When Files opens up, click on Type until you see Files listed in the column.

 Schuyler wrote: “But what I’d really like is a similar document with the significant dates like this that might be more comprehensive. I started one for myself a long time ago, but that

Thank You Rob for your posting. Everything helps. WOW! That is some brake rigging arrangement. Dave