Tim check out the Pacific Northwest Railroad Archive. They have a number of PCRR photos here http://www.pnrarchive.org/_layouts/15/start.aspx#/Lists/Pacific_Coast_Railroad_Photos/StdView.aspx There

Folks, The Summer 2022 issue of The Keystone Modeler, our 121st issue, is now ready for download from our web site at:

Champ did do Pacific Coast decals. HG-126 and OG-126. Champ calls out "red" (BCR) as the car color. Richard Townsend Lincoln City, OR

Oh look at that: no Interstate 5, no Alaskan Way, and no Space Needle. Just the Smith Tower, tallest building on the West Coast for some years (42 stories). Tim, there is at least one very nice

Lester: Maybe I'm being skeptical, but I think if there was any evidence for those early Standard Car (Tank) Company cars running in GATX livery, it would have surfaced by now. I certainly haven't

interesting. I've only previously seen one photo of a T&P double deck stock car with what looks like yellow doors (black & white photo) but no MP or SLSF cars until this one. do

Yes. The Temiskaming & Northern Ontario (reporting marks TEM), which later became Ontario Northland. Cheers, Greg Kennelly -- This email has been checked for viruses by AVG antivirus

I'd love to see photos of Pacific Coast gondolas ! :-) On 8/26/2022 7:41 AM, earlyrail wrote: -- Tim O'Connor Sterling, Massachusetts

Pacific Coast was a shortline built to move locally mined coal. It shared track with the Milwaukee in the Maple Valley and I think it was controlled by the Great Northern. It

Tim O, Thanks for the attachment photo, that's what I'm looking for. I'll see if I can get the photo from Bob's Photos. In fact, the only photo I have of an 11000 series car was from Bob's

Also TANGENT now sells the 1948 PS-1 roof as a detail part because one of TANGENT's PS-1 box car models is a Union Pacific B-50-40 rebuild (into the BC-50-40) that uses the

I’ve posted these on the resin car list but not sure everyone on this list subscribes to it. These are all resin builds all Sunshine Models except for the L&N boxcar which is a F&C one piece body.

Tim, The Temiskaming & Northern Ontario, predecessor of the Ontario Northland. The ORER contained specific cautions not to mix them up with the T&NO. Regards, Bruce Bruce Smith Auburn, AL

Nothing to much to add other then I always scroll down to see if Tim posted photos. As usual Tim did not disappoint! I will add that even though the war had been over for many years its surprising

Here are two GATX tanks built by STC -- pretty generic, indeed :-) On 8/24/2022 9:24 AM, Bruce Smith wrote: -- Tim O'Connor Sterling, Massachusetts

Nice photo tim; this car will be involved in a wreck on the Milwaukee Road in the summer of 1968 and be scrapped.

The LIFE collection is in Google -- https://www.google.com/search?q=1940+source:life&tbm=isch I think many or even most of the photos were never published but they were

There was, specifically the Temiskaming & Northern Ontario – but they used TEM reporting marks. The name was changed to Ontario Northland in 1946, with reporting marks changed to ONT. There was a

That's interesting because wasn't there also a Canadian railroad with T&NO initials ? On 8/25/2022 10:48 PM, Steve and Barb Hile wrote: -- Tim

On 8/28/2022 4:27 PM, ROGER HINMAN via groups.io wrote: -- Tim O'Connor Sterling, Massachusetts