Yes. Please see: http://www.richyodermodels.com/rym_fc_co_f22.htm Al Brown, Melbourne, Fla.

I don't have a prototype diagram or photo to compare withthe model, but does the placement of the load supports over the middle of theflat cars rather than over or nearer the trucks seem correct?

I count five pickle cars, four coffin-type and one open-tub, and one vinegar tank. Neat scene! Al Brown, Melbourne, Fla.

To orient that for those not familiar with the area. PNC park is now on the right side of the photo and Heinz field on the left. Most of the area in the photo is now parking lot. Streets and North

You sure will 😎😎😎 Paul Sent from Yahoo Mail for iPad

Thanks Paul. It's a favorite of mine. The School Street yard and the neighboring Smoky Island yard will be the core of my next layout in my new space. I'll need a few pickle and vinegar cars! Eric

Great photo Eric. Paul Doggett UK 🇬🇧 Sent from Yahoo Mail for iPad

Here's a 1923 image of the School Street yard on the B&O Allegheny Branch. Several Heinz pickle and vinegar cars can be

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As is the case in most circumstances, a Google search provided me with rough measurements and a host of Heinz RR car paint schemes. I will try to post in the files section.

Barry, One has to be careful about preserved equipment in museums. Sometimes repaints can be quite dodgy. I remember the WP caboose at Travel Town has gone through a couple of

Doug, Those were my initial thoughts, but why would they be loading "our families" reefers in Wisconsin for a short haul to the Port of Milwaukee and not use Northwestern reefers? Loading on the

As the photo comes from the C&NW historical archives I would assume the seed potato loads come from Wisconsin which was CNW territory. Wisconsin is large producer of potatoes, ie 3rd behind Idaho and

Per the order files that Ed Hawkins was kind enough to pull during research for the Mini-Kit, we found that the drawing numbers for the ends were the same for the C&EI and CGW cars. So yes, you can

In addition to the paint issue, one of two cars was missing a placard holder on one end. I found it in the packaging. Check your cars for broken or missing parts. Nelson Moyer

Allen, Perhaps this view of a Standard Brands vinegar car may be of some help to you... http://www.stlouisnrhs.org/MOT_Treasure/treasures_200611.htm -Eric Bergh

Hello Group, My Sinclair tank car that I just received has the same issue. Thanks for the heads up. Barry

Bob, My thoughts too... my SWAG was BREX territory, so Idaho or a similar location. Regards Bruce ​Smith Auburn, AL