Eric Hansmann wrote: http://designbuildop.hansmanns.org/2017/01/20/scrap-steel-loads/ Thanks for the link, Eric. Good post, and sound information about scrap grades, as I learned when I lived in

Pittsburgh. Tony Thompson

http://www.planomodelproducts.com/190-2.htm

That’s the Strip District in Pittsburgh. Eric Hansmann Murfreesboro, TN

Where was this terminal? Fred Swanson

I believe that the single front wheels are for narrow rows Found this Farmall H with single front wheel - Yesterday's Tractors Farmall's with single front wheels are common here in south TX cotton

Yes Bob. It is still available. Actually Plano has many neet items including my favorite the etched hatch supports for refers. Bill Pardie Sent from my Verizon, Samsung Galaxy smartphone

The rectangular grid pattern is Apex, the one with round holes is Morton and the third is Gypsum. I just bought a Yarmouth Gypsum running board for the National Scale Car GN boxcar mini kit. Pretty

Plano part 11322. Still available. Bob Allan omaha

Here’s a guest blog post on scrap loads from a few years ago. It’s a nice combination of prototype and modeling info. Scrap Steel Loads designbuildop.hansmanns.org Eric Hansmann Murfreesboro, TN

Thought i’d send another image - these are from the City of Vancouver Archives dated 1934, CVA 99-4605 and 99-4606. Without more to inform what to be looking out for, I think the concept of

Here’s a small snippet from the photo I mentioned earlier; my memory of it was incorrect, hence the note later yesterday. The location is Active Training, a dealer in scrap near the port in

Ken Adams said "Does anyone want to take a guess at the manufacturer and size of these tank cars? The first one looks like it might have an insulating jacket." Regarding SCCX 1114, Jack Mullen said

I picked up these etched brake steps from Plano. There are three different steps. Can anyone identify the manufacturers of these steps? Thanks for any help. Bill Pardie Sent from my Verizon, Samsung

Were these specialized tractors designed to work in the orange groves? -- Bill Parks Cumming, GA Modelling the Seaboard Airline in Central Florida

Eric wrote: “The White Stripe on the Right-hand Door indicated that the car was equipped with Auto Loader's. The devices that hoisted Automobiles overhead so that four vehicles could be carried

Eric Thur wrote: "The question is "after WW II, were they still used to haul Automobiles or converted to another service as Auto Parts carriers of General use cars?" Did you check the applicable ORER

https://calisphere.org/item/ark:/13030/kt2r29p4xx/ -- Ted Larson trainweb.org/mhrr/ -------- NASG.org -------- https://www.nasg.org/Clubs/RegionsMinnesota.php GN in 1965

https://multimedia.post-gazette.com/ThenNow/20120620_ProduceTerminal/before.jpg This should interest some. -- Ted Larson trainweb.org/mhrr/ -------- NASG.org --------

Not quite the right series, but 11387 hauled lumber from St. Rose, QC, to Suncook, NH, being interchanged with the SVRR at Concord, NH on 12/1/52. It was returned MT to the B&M on 12/13. Earl Tuson