On Thu, Sep 29, 2022 at 11:05 AM, Bob Chaparro wrote: This photo may go with the original photo post: https://catalog.archives.gov/id/76508160 Bob Chaparro Hemet, CAThanks,Bob. I was wondering if

Is that catenary? If so, what kind of electric engines were in use here? Thanks Pete

Shipping is $9.94 if shipped tomorrow. “ USPS is temporarily increasing domestic shipping rates from October 2nd to January 22nd.” I accept PayPal Friends and Family or commercial PayPal if

This photo may go with the original photo post: https://catalog.archives.gov/id/76508160 Bob Chaparro Hemet, CA

Claus That looks like heat damage -- perhaps during shipping ?? Some resins are more stable than others, and that one may use one of the less stable resins. I have

Hi Folks, I have posted several Sunshine and Westerfield kits and Sunshine minikits and some decals that belonged to the late Virgil Young. They are complete. A few are partially assembled or have

He's doing well. He and I still correspond on all things Western Pacific and Sacramento Northern. Garth truly is a fountain of knowledge, but as Ken noted, his interests moved in a different

Charlie It’s looking very good. Paul Doggett

Thanks Ken: That's good news. Bill Pardie Sent from my Verizon, Samsung Galaxy smartphone

bill, I saw him at a NMRA Division meet earlier this month. He is good shape. If I recall correctly, his modeling has taken him in a bit of a different direction, at least for

The flat car that is second in the cut of cars appears to be one of UP's class F-50-x early Harriman Common Standard flat cars, or one of SP's cars of the same Common Standard design (kits available

Sure would be nice if someone could make the Kewanee decals for the doors. Lloyd Keyser

Hi Bob and List Members, Bob, you have a very sharp memory! Nice to see my conjecture has been proven correct - these ARE indeed UP gons! Claus

That's a good looking load Nelson. Jeff White Alma IL On 9/28/2022 5:49 PM, Nelson Moyer wrote:

See the seven previous comments: Photo: Gondolas With Structures For Hoover Dam (Circa 1930-1935) (groups.io) Bob Chaparro Hemet, CA

Photo: Santa Fe Gondolas 172969 & 173808 (1940) A Russell Lee photo from the Library of Congress. Use this link to access the TIFF version and enlarge it to see quite a bit of

Jim Thanks for the help. -- Charlie Duckworth Omaha, Ne.

Charlie, Per my July 1958 ORER 22450 - 22949. Jim Brewer

Thanks for posting that photo. Here’s the RCW version of the Kewanee boilers on my railroad. It looks like mine are shorter. I know they came in different sizes. Nelson Moyer ._,_._,_

I recently acquired most of the 1940 issues of the Illinois Central employee magazine. In the February issue there was an article on the movement of 4 large boilers for the Chatham Park