This info may not shed any additional light on CASO 279521. But I will share what I have anyway. CASO 279500-279899 were originally MC 28500-28899, built on Lot 1019 at Saint Thomas, Ontario, in

The B&OHS has posted it latest issue of the B&O Modeler, No. 42. If you model the 1920s and 1930s there is a nice review and construction article about the special kit assembled by the Society using a

About a year ago I came across a stash of Champ decals at a swap meet so Ibought a set to eventually do a NC&StL car. I recently bought a Tichy flatcar at a train show. When I pulled out the decals I

Fred, I don’t have information about paint used on NH 30000-30999 built by Pressed Steel Car Co. in 1941. Perhaps information on a later series 31000-32999 built ca. 10-44 by Pullman-Standard in

Hi all, while preparing two 1937 AAR box car projects outside my Western Pacific scope, I wonder which colors to use for these two cars: - New Haven box car 30000-30999 series, built 1941. Door is

I wouldn't trust this one bit. Unless you like having your computer infected.

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"Short" discounts are now pretty common is my understanding. The days of 40-50% wholesale discounts are disappearing fast. Tangent actually gives a 20.5% discount if you order 24 or more cars direct

Thanks Steve I'm very happy to hear that ! :-) Tim O'

I have a Red Caboose UTLX lettered welded tank kit. Now I know I have to change the number. In STMFC msg #135607, Elden cites Mont Switzer's article in MM for mods needed to get the Red Caboose model

Jack, Thank you for the information and I will certainly use it as a reference for my next project. I think I got fairly close to the proper panel spacing on my latest PS-1 project where I modified

I’m certain that all of the members are aware of the following group rule: “Members are permitted to criticize or praise manufacturer's products free from criticism from other members.

I contacted him and he signed me up for the cars I want. Richard Townsend Lincoln City, OR

: From: "Tim O'Connor timboconnor@... [STMFC]" <STMFC@...> To: <STMFC@...> Subject: [STMFC] Broadway Limited Tank Cars Date: Tue, Nov 15, 2016 3:31 PM AND they are only being sold in 4 packs !!! HOW

UTLX 39000-39499 were 10000 gallon welded tanks, ICC103W,similar to the Red Caboose model. UTLX 49000-49499 were the 12000 gallon103W's. Both series were built by ACF under the same1950

Scott; They were filled in with a plank platform. I crawled all over several of them, including the one at the Orange Empire RRM, and they were all wooden planks surrounded by the steel

The only exact match to the Red Caboose tank cars I've ever found were the USAX 10,000 gallon cars built in 1949. They had no talldome platforms, and had open steel grid walkways e.g. USAX 11722 UTLX

There is an 8-page document on prototype detail written by Steve Hile and posted on the Resin Car Works site. This shows several variations in the platforms with prototype

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I know NATX had at least a few welded 10,000 gallon tanks in the 18150-series, but those had high dome platforms with railings.  Did they also have any without that platform?  In other words, did