Hello- I have three enhanced kits of the Southern Pacific's unique 40' 12 panel boxcars built 11-47, class SP B-50-25; SP 21750-22249. Though there were many 100s more of this class built beyond the

http://bfy.tw/4NcX will explain. :) Craig Zeni Cary NC

I would be interested in two sets asI found two P2K kits in my to-build stash. Jim Kubanick Morgantown WV On Saturday, February 20, 2016 8:27 PM, "'Schuyler Larrabee' schuyler.larrabee@...

Thanks Spen, Best to ya, Mike Bauers Milwaukee, Wi

I'm scratchbuilding a Seaboard Air Line class AF 50' double-door steel boxcar (SAL 10000-10199: Pullman, 1938) in HO scale. Can anyone direct me to information on its underframe details? I'm most

If you open the addy in my post you will find all of their modelling product. Barry Bennett

The 1946 Car Builders Cyclopedia, along with other publications of interest, are available on DVD from http://www.vintageliterature.ca/cat_railroading.cfm Doug Harding www.iowacentralrr.org

Don Valentine wrote: Hardly Left Coast. I lived a year in England, and read a lot of novels by English writers. Tony Thompson Editor, Signature Press, Berkeley, CA 2906 Forest Ave.,

There are problems connecting with their web site but I've bought their products (mostly small diameter tubing) from several US sources including Des Plaines Hobbies. My recollection is they still

 Hi Schuyler and List Members, Train Shed Cyc, of course! Claus Schlund

It’s an English, as in British, term. Schuyler

Claus . . . Expanding “TSC” would help those of us who don’t remember every set of initials . . . Schuyler

Fair point Claus: I was looking for the articles describing the cars construction in detail – more or less the technical description to be shared with others in the industry, not the description for

Great help – thank you Rupert!

,Rupert, A always thanks for sharing this great resource. Later, Dave Sarther Tucson, AZ

Not sure if it was posted yet as where you can purchase Albion Metals, but I have seen them at CRM Hobbies in St louis. CRM had them on display at the 2015 RPM meet in

Rod, The best suggestion I can offer to you is to find a copy of the 1922 Car Builders Cyclopedia and invest in it. In doing so you will have drawings and specification for the USRA 40 ton

Stocklist??? Perhaps it is a Left Coast term, Tony, as I'd never heard it before either. Cordially, Don Valentine

Hi Rob, You asked about "original specifications", that could mean a lot of different things. TSC #9 "War and Standard Locomotives and Cars (1919)" has drawings for the underframe, side, end, and

Rob Railway Mechanical Engineer April 1918 volume 92 page 195, (a.k.a. RailwayLocomotives and Cars volume 92) http://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=mdp.39015013032779;view=1up;seq=209 also in the