Hello, These are former grain inspection and loading doors that were platedover. RP Cyc 13 shows the doors in the originalconfiguration. Ted At 09:10 PM 4/21/2016, you wrote: Rails Unlimited Ted

We could also use some of the 3-step variety. Rock Island used those. Thanks! -- Brian Ehni From: STMFC List <STMFC@...> on behalf of STMFC List <STMFC@...> Reply-To:

Wright Trak still has them listed. Here's the link for them. http://www.wrighttrak.com/page3.php?view=productPage&product=2&category=3 Be well, Chad C. Rogers Jefferson City, Tenn. USA

It appears they are not for sale! I wonder why that is, they have a price on them. Enjoy, Larry Platt

There is a 3D vendor offering them, I am a Hill Roadsguy, so no clue about them other than the picture:

Gary Wright of Wright Traks in Georgia made some resin ones a while back. Be well, Chad C. Rogers Jefferson City, Tenn. USA

There are two. One is Gloor Craft which are white metal. The other is styrene and I need to find the packages to tell you the name. I found them some time ago through the Walther Catalog, I think

Works for me. Alex Schneider

Don, It appears to be down again, as I've just tried several times without success using both Firefox and Windows Explorer browsers. Just get this message:- Problem

Does anyone make the steps fitted to these Clinchfield cabooses that will bring up the rear of the freight trains on my mate’s new HO Clinchfield

There is another photo of a MILW rib side box car, #27170, with the same door on the Fallen Flag site. http://www.rr-fallenflags.org/milw/milw27170rsa.jpg Bob Witt

MILW 22613 in the Prototype Railroad Profile I published was also fitted with the Superior doors when built in Aug 1945. Cheers, Ted -- Ted Culotta Speedwitch Media speedwitchmedia@... -

You are correct. We used Nystrom too. Brad Sent from Brad's iPod

Thanks Michael. Jack Sent: Thursday, April 21, 2016 3:48 PM To: STMFC@... Subject: [STMFC] Re: Hopefully M of W cars are still allowed... That is one beautiful piece of

Thanks Stephen… To answer your questions, there is no way to add weight except to hide it under a load. With Tahoe Model Works trucks, my model weight just 0.7 oz. But my model was not designed

That is one beautiful piece of work!!! Michael Gross Facebook.com/ActorMichaelGross Twitter.com/MichaelGrossBiz

This door is a Nystrom reinforced steel door. More photos and information can be found in RPC 13. They were applied to the cars built in the latter part of the 25538-28555 car series. They were

It's an original door. Mainline Modeler published a 1949 builderphoto of MILW #28171 with the same door including the plate. (MM9/1988) http://www.ebay.com/itm/191846566903 Tim O'Connor

Thank you. This is a beautiful model. I have a similar dump car need. 1. How do you add weight to a car like that? 2. Roughly what does it cost to actually produce the model. I have in mind doing a

Spent grain cars had a Miller emblem painted on the door. Brad Smith Franklin WI Sent from Brad's iPod