Mark Mathu wrote: "What features make Walthers' HO 1944 AAR boxcar an AAR "modified" boxcar? The 10'-6" inside height?" Here is a typical

What features make Walthers' HO 1944 AAR boxcar an AAR "modified" boxcar? The 10'-6" inside height? Here is a typical

Those are some nice looking cars Fenton. I'm a long time PRR modeler, but since relocating to NC those y'all road cars are becoming more and more attractive. Have always like the Seaboard

Test77: Ignore. Mike Brock STMFC Owner

 Hi Ray and List Members, Thanks Ray for the link, excellent publication. Also, it is always nice to meet someone else who models the same year I do - 1929! Claus Schlund

FYI, I used a couple of these images in a weathering blog post last year. http://designbuildop.hansmanns.org/2018/09/14/weathering-ideas/ In addition to the Southern SU boxcar, the DL&W XA

Thanks Bob, good photos Fenton -- Fenton Wells 250 Frye Rd Pinehurst NC 28374 910-420-8106 srrfan1401@...

I have a few Items for sale. There are only 4 items so they are in the body of this email. RESPOND OFF LIST AT THE EMAIL BELOW IF INTERESTED (Sorry, for the caps, I don’t want to end up in moderate

Hello all: The 18th New England/Northeast Prototype Modelers Meet is Friday and Saturday, May 31-June 1, 2019, at the Farmington Marriott in Farmington, Connecticut. This is a new location with

Several good photos of this

The first photo is a good view of that diagonal tie rod anchor we discussed a while back. Dennis Storzek

Several good photos of this

From a copy of the Milwaukee Rd Freight Car Diagram Book dated 2-4-60 there is a Diagram of the 93000 GS Drop bottom Gon and the date mentioned is Built 1949. Brad I sent you some info off list George

Ron, I too noticed the curl up at the ends. On my first attempt I didn't hold the walk down in a solid way. On the second attempt I drilled the holes a bit larger for some slack with the pins. Held

Thanks Jim. Yes the AF-3 was the second car and turned out much better, roofwalk wise that the AF-4. I did learn from this group in regard to Canopy glue. Still have a way to go however. Fenton --

Rather than hijack another thread, I'll start a new one. For awhile, I used quite a few Kadee roofwalks on other cars, especially pre-painted ones that had especially clunky originals or when I needed

Fenton, Nice looking pair of cars. I've always had a soft spot for SAL graphics and they certainly look good here. As to the running board issue, I'm sure you'll find a satisfactory solution through

Hi, Bill... The Alternate ARA design cars on those RRs are indeed in the database but do not meet George's criteria of Dreadnaught ends and peaked roof. The spreadsheet has a note that indicates if

The latest issue of the Nickel Plate Road Modeler’s Notebook is here! http://nkphts.org/modelersnotebook/2019/April2019mn.pdf This FREE online magazine is chock full of sizzling NKP modeling

Fellas, I am seeking info on the build date and car series for these. Any assistance appreciated! Thanks, Brad Andonian