Hi all, I am looking for the PSC part number for freight car air hose brackets. I am running out of these and can’t figure out what to look for! I emptied the packets years back so have no

Have four sets of injection molded gondola car sides - one long mill gon, three shorter gons - that might have come from T.C. Schmidt, not sure of prototypes, will sell for any reasonable offer,

I was on the NMRA Convention tour of one of the Terminal Railroad Association's yards when this fire broke out. The intense smoke drifted right over our heads and the flames were visible from where we

Tim, There was a recycling business there now. Most of that plant has been gone for years.

WOW - what a fire !! I hope no records were lost. On 8/11/2022 10:19 PM, MDelvec952 via groups.io wrote: -- Tim O'Connor Sterling, Massachusetts

First -- thanks to all for the encouragement! John Golden asks: 1) Can you tell us a little more about the prototype? Who built these cars, and were similar types built

This week one of the former AC&F century-old buildings near St. Louis caught fire. TRRA traffic was halted to lay hose. Photo by Tyler Sneed. Mike Del Vecchio Sent from the all new AOL app for iOS

I have the following Westerfield Models kits which I am selling as a lot: 1252 PRR G22b gondola 3301 USRA single sheathed boxcar, GET lettering (dimensional data only) 3320 MEC USRA single sheathed

Bob That’s a really nice looking model. Paul Doggett

Hey Bob, I forgot to ask--what decals did you use? Did you use the new set from K4? John Golden

Bob, this is really great work. Very inspiring! Can you tell us a little more about the prototype? Who built these cars, and were similar types built for other companies? John Golden O'Fallon, IL

Gorgeous model! Do plan on releasing a kit of this car sometime next year. Retiring in February and after that it's full time RCW. Have general arrangement and brake arrangement drawings fron the

Nice improvements to a modest kit. Bob Allan Omaha

Outstanding! Clark Propst Mason City Iowa

When I need a special size head on a truck screw I run a 2-56 nut tight against the screw head, chuck the screw in a Dremel tool or lathe, then file or machine the nut to the required diameter. Mark

You've made me want to dig out that article again. iirc there were over 600 CRLX reefers like this with similar dimensions. Frank Hodina said some time ago that this car is planned as a future RCW

Well done Bob, great looking car Fenton

That came out nice! Brian J. Carlson -- Brian J. Carlson, P.E. Cheektowaga NY

Back mid-July, I posted a question about the prototype represented by the Branchline 36' reefer kit that I had in my stash. I learned that with added detail the kit could prototype-model the Cudahy

Got it - thanks!