Yes you could. There is a prototype. Sully IA. In fact many small towns had stockpens next to bulk oil facilities, on the same track. Doug Harding www.iowacentralrr.org

I know. Not interested in poor performance or fat wheels. 😉 Not mention the cost. And I need at least 10 pairs. -- *Tim O'Connor* *Sterling, Massachusetts*

I think he likes them. Nelson Moyer P.S I bought one of each version.

Tim, Chrysler trucks with solid bearings are available in HO from American Scale Models - https://americanscalemodels.com/HO/HO_Detail_Parts/Trucks?product_id=1855 They are brass "fully sprung"

So if I fence my bulk oil depot i should have it besieged by pigs. I guess, or combine it with unloading facilities for my double deck hog cars. Virus-free. www.avast.com

Photo: Midland Valley Tank Line Car No. 8055 Photo from the Columbus Metropolitan

I have 3. One was a disappointment. It arrived with a broken truck and a missing step. Waiting on the replacement parts in the mail. Other then that (which can happen to any

Gang; I got an early Christmas present in the form of some Rapido PRR X31A. Outstanding. Fabulous. Life-changing😊 The details are incredible. The ends floored me. The r/b’s. The

Youngstown Ohio 1944: https://www.youngstownfire.com/1944-firetruckdelivery

Photos: Unloading A Fire Truck (1954) Photos from the Montana Memory

Thanks Tim, I guess that I am trying to find that person who is interested and willing to do these in 3D printing. I can provide more photos. Steve Hile

Steve Anyone with 3-D skills and a 3-D printer could make these - And happily the resolution of them (smoothness) is not critical. What do you think? They could even be shaped to

A very good modeling resource. Is Part II available? Bob Chaparro Hemet, CA

Some nominees (I have not seen any of these; the list comes from looking through the PSC catalog): There are various clean-out/wash-out plugs: GH-48274, GH-48213, look like good nominees, but I'd

Ron’s Bulk Oil Dealer clinic is on YouTube at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xMKIshUiRKU Doug Harding www.iowacentralrr.org

Rich, The special thing I am looking for is the round riveted plate around the fitting, plus, it would be nice to have just the round riveted plate without a fitting, which you can also find on

However, unless the fencing is actually buried in the ground it will not prevent hogs from digging out. The only way to do that is to mount an electric wire about 5" above the ground inside the fence

Precision has a bunch of pipes and fittings that might work? Rich Christie

No relationship: it's a "patch" paint job of cars bought by the IHB from the C&NW. They just missed a part. Ray Breyer Elgin, IL

A pair of essentially identical photos of a train of gons in the Vancouver Archives. Lots of interesting old equipment here. For those wanting to model CB&Q 87712, it look like you might manage