While looking for Bucyrus cranes on flat cars, I re-discovered the attached photo of L&N MoW flat 41839 in a pile driver outfit 5-17-70 at Atlanta. (low res version attached) It is from the Southern

Me too.

Nice job Les. Third time is the charm! Joe Binish

Here: https://digital.hagley.org/islandora/object/islandora%3A2365201/datastream/OBJ/view And check out the gorgeous hand brake wheel! Elden Gatwood

Tom, I'm interested! Bill Jolitz jolitzwr at yahoo dot com

Group; Look at this interesting auto parts set-up: https://digital.hagley.org/PRR_20184?solr_nav%5Bid%5D=2aa93808612ee21d6f02&solr_nav%5Bpage%5D=13&solr_nav%5Boffset%5D=10 Hope I find one with a

After I repainted the roof and running boards black on ATSF Boxcar 274525, class Bx-48, I obtained more information stating the steel running boards for this car were galvanized and left unpainted.

Bill; Here's another: https://digital.hagley.org/AVD_2017206_025 Elden Gatwood

Hi List Members, In the background, we see a partial view of a tank car assigned to American Extract Co, Port Allegany PA. https://digital.hagley.org/AVD_2017206_078 Wish we could see more

I can attest to the Westerfield ladders -- as a MoPac modeler, I'm now on my second order of them. Ron Merrick

wow, thank you Tim!!! Bill Welch

-- Tim O'Connor Sterling, Massachusetts

The ongoing saga of this car continues! Thanks for the tip on the Westerfield wider ladders - will have to check them out. This is actually the second of these kits I’ve built. Its predecessor was

I am curious if anyone knows of photos of a Bucyrus crane loaded on a flat car? There is a very nice kit available. Thank you. Bill Welch

Bill, It depends, maybe, maybe not. If your car is in original paint, metal running boards should be galvanized. If they represent a repaint, it should match the roof, non-skid black prior to 51,

I never saw that in the boxcar or Furn. car book, but once I looked at the ATSF model painting guide by Richard Hendrickson , there it was. None of this is to denigrate Lester's work. Looks like I

Not Steam, but could not resist. Pachelbel Canon is on track. https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=89&v=cD3QlR98--A&feature=emb_logo You could even lift the music to play at your

Years ago I took a pair of "Kitbits" Dalman two-levels, and added styrene strips as journal-box retainers … I think they're on my first Seaboard B-5. Was Andy's method anything like that? Al Brown,

The Dalman/Andrew's in the photo represents yet another Andrew's variation. Andy Carlson instructed me on doing these from a Tahoe truck at the bar in Lysle. He h as d just sold me a GN kit. Now if

Hi, Dan - Yes, the Dalman One-Level trucks will be available separately. I don't think Ted Culotta would talk to me anymore if we didn't make them available. For the Dalman Two-Level trucks, we have