Andy, This is not entirely correct. I spoke with IM last Friday to place an order and asked what was going on with RC as I have a client who wants a number of undec RC kits. I was told 1) all the

Roy Thompson also runs the TECO train shows in Colorado Springs. His contact info is posted at http://www.tecoshow.org/tecoswap.htm . The phone number given there is the same as in the eBay

Very helpful Tim, I was not aware of the RC-7000 version. I want to get at least one of those. Bill Welch

My Red Caboose (ASCII artwork) notes RC-7000,7001,7002,7003,7005. The artwork was originally created by Chris Barkan. RC-7003 ARA boxcar 1923 body style(style 1) w/ appropriate

Though Red Caboose has turned over all marketing, distribution and manufacturing of Red Caboose products, only the RTR items are done this way by agreement. Red Caboose continues to offer parts and

From my Undecorated RC kit box ends RC-7002 = 1924 Body Style Steel Plate Ends RC-7003 = X-29 ARA Body Plate Ends PRR fans, don't shoot me as the box label says "X-29" not the correct X29. The lack of

This listing is probably by the guy Spen refers

On 3/30/2015 3:34 PM, Richard Dermody ddermody@... [STMFC] wrote: Dick, I think his name is Roy Thompson and he is located in Colorado Springs. He is a regular at the TCA

Spen, Would you happen to have any contact info for this vendor? Dick

Brian Carlson

I don't recall seeing any 1923 ARA cars from RC. In fact there is now on e-bay a listing for an RC "X-29" lettered for CGW. It even has the reversed 3 panels on the door and is numbered 86302. It

On 3/30/2015 1:05 PM, Tony Thompson tony@... [STMFC] wrote: Bill McClung, who is Red Caboose, is also the VP Sales (I may not have the title exactly right, but it's close enough)

Kind of like arguing Chevrolet & Buick are different when they're both GM products- Sent from Yahoo Mail on Android From:"richramik@... [STMFC]" Date:Mon, Mar 30, 2015 at 3:39 PM Subject:Re: Re:

Tony: Poor choice of words on my part. I knew about RC being part of IM. Checked the website, didn't find them. Thanks, Rich Ramik On 03/30/15, Tony Thompson tony@... [STMFC] wrote:

There were CGW “X29 style” cars with the original Pullman doors in MofWservice for the CNW. Even into the last gray and red scheme. One may still be onthe Iowa Interstate? It sat in Coralville IA

InterMountain has indeed taken over production and marketing from Red Caboose, but if you visit the IM site you will quickly discover that all Red Caboose models are still sold under that name. Tony

Sounds like a great article for MRH! Bill Welch

Each of the four batches totaling 1,450 cars is pictured in Railway Prototype Cyclopedia Vol 18 at pages 86-88. Gary Laakso south of Mike Brock

Within the SP&S archival records I've been helping in cataloging is a letter from the Santa Fe to the SP&S wanting to know when their tank car that hauled fuel oil to Wishram, WA would be returned to

Rich, Red Caboose is no more. All the HO stuff is Intermountain now so you could see what their planned releases will be. A since IMR can cut their own tooling, maybe they can do the correct CGW