Frankly I am so pleased to have Tru-Color paint available in even more colors than my late friend George Bishop provided for us in his line of Accu-Paint that is the exact same paint from the same

After counting the number of ribs in the end it appears that this prototype could be easily duplicated from a Storzek/Des Plains NYC 1 1/2 door boxcar kit in only a few hours time. Cordially,

Now I think you’re getting close to the mark Ron. I was wondering if anyone considered the fact that some loads for which a well hole car is needed are shaped in such ways that structural wood or

In case anyone missed the link to my SmugMug site in Steve Hile's thread about correcting PFE brake gear placement, I have put a lot of photos, drawings, summaries and explanations in captions in this

Photo: Threshers On Flat Cars (1925) A photo from the Wisconsin Historical Society: https://www.wisconsinhistory.org/Records/Image/IM45458 This photo probably is a companion to the original posted

Photo: Titan Tractors on Flat Cars (1916) A photo from the Wisconsin Historical Society: https://www.wisconsinhistory.org/Records/Image/IM72966 Appears to be a C&NW flat car but number cannot be

Photo: Unloading Sisal Fiber (1948) A photo from the Wisconsin Historical Society: https://www.wisconsinhistory.org/Records/Image/IM59422 It appears this commodity was baled and was light enough to

Group; Do any of you know much about the B&O’s O-27 sub-classes of USRA gondolas? I only saw them in their twilight years, when they were largely highly modified to keep them running, and

Caboose 1200, ca.1910 - no logo Boxcar 25611, ca.1918 - no logo Boxcar 25560, ca.1915 - no logo Boxcar 25500 (PSCC builder's photo) ca.1909 - no logo Boxcar 25933 (ACF builder's photo) 9/1912 - no

That’s regrettable. I have an assembled ERIE rotary snowplow, and a yet-to-be-enjoyed Marion Shovel. Nice, somewhat challenging kits with great results/ Schuyler

Harry Nicholls commented: "Also, note the cant of the rails to assist in the unloading to the dump side."

 Hi Bob, Thanks for the cool image. The boxcar closest to the camera seems like it might be . Claus Schlund

I suggest you contact the WM Historical society. Jim Hunter

The WM boxcar book only has one image of a cat with the early WM emblem. It’s a fuzzy angled shot. Eric Hansmann Murfreesboro, TN

I’ve got a builders photo of a double-sheathed 36-ft WM boxcar with a fish belly center sill. It’s a Standard Steel Car Company product built in 1905. There isn’t an emblem on the car. Eric

Hey Y'all, I need some help. I'm in the hunt for 1900-1914 Western Maryland rolling stock photos, in particular, boxcars, that have the Western Maryland Button Logo, which is the MW inside a circle.

Not that I’ve heard of. Jack

This was clearly before OSHA. J. Stephen Sandifer

Try again to get them. I plan on posting them on my web site but thought of letting the MOPAC group sell them first. Hubert Mask Mask Island Decals. On Jul 30, 2020, at 7:41 PM, Tony Thompson

Probably few if any will model it. Would most likely have to be a stub end part of some diorama to do it right. But I do love the American ingenuity to find workable solutions to the realities of