Ed, Is that Superior door the LV used a standard door or is it unique? Is it available from any third party mfgs for use in kitbashing? Ed Robinson

FWIW, The roofs on the Monon 1-500 were Murphy rectangular panel. Mike Aufderheide

The Monon cars are from June 1947. They are relatively easy to model with a Branchline car and a chisel blade to get the side rivets off. As an aside, the boys from PS would come and look at the

---In STMFC@..., <radepierre@...> wrote : Dennis - Can you provide the number series for the particular "hybrid" Monon cars that you referenced? Also, would you happen to know what month in 1947

Dennis - Can you provide the number series for the particular "hybrid" Monon cars that you referenced? Also, would you happen to know what month in 1947 that these cars were built ? Ron dePierre

Dang. I¹m holding out for the DCC with Tsunami sound. LOL! Thanks! -- Brian Ehni From: STMFC List <STMFC@...> on behalf of STMFC List <STMFC@...> Reply-To: STMFC List

Hello- I have 2 new Intermountain #42998 Santa Fe undecorated Stock Car kits with AB brakes. Not DCC ready. List price for the pair is $40. I am asking $31, free shipping included, for the pair of

In STMFC, Garth Groff said, "Going in a different direction, I used Intermountain parts tokitbash Front Range boxcars into riveted PS-1s. I did both CNW andIC cars, the IC not showing on any lists as

Garth, could you give us the number seriesfor those IC home-built 40ft riveted PS-1 boxcars? Built date would also help in researching these formodeling. Thanks in advance, Dave Sieber, Reno NV

In STMFC, Garth Groff said, "Going in a different direction, I used Intermountain parts to kitbash Front Range boxcars into riveted PS-1s. I did both CNW and IC cars, the IC not showing on any

Most of my early models are stored in boxes. I am going to be looking through my boxes for things I want to weather and will pull the MSC out when I find it. Thanks for asking as it will be nice to

Here is the lid I purchased: 28-400 White Metal Lid w/ Plastisol Liner : Continuous Thread 28-400 White Metal Lid w/ Plastisol Liner : Continuous ...

Thanks Bill -- which lid liners did you order? I see they have twochoices. It would be nice to be able to buy just lids that replace older Floquillids that have torn or dried out liners... Cheaply,

Bill photos, we wants photos! :-)

Recently someone, I think it was Tim O'Conner, was looking for extra small jars, 1 oz. I think. I too have been looking for extra jars, half-ounce in my case. Quite by accident I found this site and

Friends, Going in a different direction, I used Intermountain parts to kitbash Front Range boxcars into riveted PS-1s. I did both CNW and IC cars, the IC not showing on any lists as

I used an undec. InterMountain PS-1 kit to create a model of a Mississippi Central example and the modifications to roof, ends, and tabs were easy to do. I used Champ decals. Bill Welch

The old McKean PS-1 has the pre-1950 roof. Tim O'

John, The InterMountain model represents a 1954 & later model having ends with welded seams and wider bolster “tabs” as part of the side sills. For modeling any 1947-1949 PS-1 box car, changes to

Ed: Thanks very much. You probably saved me from making a big mistake I would have regretted. I wonder if any other PS-1 models would work (Intermountain?, etc.?) for the 1947 version. -- John