These photos are from the Pacific Electric Railway Modelerblog at: https://pacificelectricrailwaymodeler.blogspot.com/ Photos:

I see you got the instructions yesterday. Here is a scan of an article on building the car from RMC in 1998. It has some prototype photos that should prove useful as well. Richard Townsend Lincoln

I see you got the instructions yesterday. Here is a scan of an article on building the car from RMC in 1998. It has some prototype photos that should prove useful as well. Richard Townsend Lincoln

The PRR number alone is enough to show that the car is in company service, to say nothing of the paint job, or rather, what is left of it. The hodgepodge of cars it is coupled to are all company

​Bob, I found a photo of a revenue service car with this modification circa 1954, so no, these were clearly a steam era modification. I don't see many photos and all are post WWII. Regards Bruce

Bruce, Are these former X28 or X29? Did you or anyone else notice the re-enforcement of the end sill with what looks like a "L" member with triangular brackets just above the draft gear? I don't

Not intending to debate "uncommon," but just to point out another similar example: the B&M's Lot 30, #12300-12399 36' SUF box cars (Laconia 1908-9) had full end doors; the single side doors were 6',

​Bob, Um, the YELLOW paint (and compoany service car number) didn't give it away for you??? ;) Regards Bruce Bruce Smith Auburn, AL

Here is 1987 John Smatlak photo of PRR 498713: https://www.flickr.com/photos/76677346@N04/15905466068/in/album-72157655080811639/ From the steps under the door it appears this car had

Bob, This is a General American 1928-design 8,000 gallon non-insulated tank car, sometimes referred to as a "type 30". Would be great to see that prior to its repaint. Was produced by Sunshine and

Bob, Time for you to learn your tank car spotting features ;)​ Basic General American tank car... we've seen 100's of example on this list. As Al says, the underframe, with it's lack of side sills

Mm ... looks like a General American underframe? (Guessing from the lack of side and end sills, also the tank support looks like theirs.) Al Brown, Melbourne, Fla.

This is a 1986 John Smatlak photo of a tank car that onlymoved with an industry: https://www.flickr.com/photos/76677346@N04/14727581161/in/album-72157636485100566/ Caption: "Milwaukee

Thank you gentlemen, That worked and I printed them out. And thank you to the to kind souls who offered to scan them in. I’m all good now! Best regards, Stic Sent from Stic's iPad

Scott - the site is NOT ECW! ECW being out of business has nothing to do with the access issues. It is a site that shows lots of instructions. The links that Ben posted don't work because they want

Haha. It told me I didn't have permission. Marty San Diego, CA ---- "'Schuyler Larrabee' schuyler.larrabee@... [STMFC]" <STMFC@...> wrote:

A google search shows that they went out of business in 2013. Scott Haycock Interesting. The link gave me a page that said “The website declined to show this webpage,: I feel SO

Interesting. The link gave me a page that said “The website declined to show this webpage,: I feel SO rejected ! Schuyler Sent: Sunday, December 17, 2017 9:32 PM To:

I have the instructions and will scan them tomorrow and send them. Richard Townsend Lincoln City, OR

Stic Harris asked: "I recently picked this kit up on eBay. Unfortunately it did not include the instructions. I’m wondering if anyone out there has a copy they could scan and email to