It is said that they stayed in traffic into the early 60s possibly (?) on express traffic as the NYS&W had dispensed with its PS1 cars as discussed on the group earlier.

Hi Claus They are basically the same car a kit for these 36' fowlers is available from Westerfield kits I have just built one the NYW&S version. Paul Doggett England

Alton and Southern. If anyone has access to James Sandrin's "Trackside Around St Louis" there are good color plates of Alton and Southern Alcos on pages 8 and 9. One of the photos in the book

Alton & Southern in the original Alcoa livery? Barry Bennett Coventry, England

Bill et all Well my four arrived today in Aussie and I have to say there there is not one bit of damage to any of them. All I did was to change the couplers, I use scale head couplers, change the

Many of the photos in the flickr collection need to be flipped. I'm about 98% certain it is East St Louis. The collection title is from whoever uploaded the photos. It's not all SP stuff. Note the

Tom, Tim, I flipped it horizontally, which helps a bit; the tank car looks to be Monsanto. I don't recognize either the location or the diesel paint scheme. The Barriger website says it's from

It probably doesn't help that the image is reversed, look at the NKP box car just after the switcher. Also, that insulated tank car with the dome platform, is that the Wabash "follow the flag"

Any ideas? My only guess is East St Louis, Alton & Southern -- but I can't find the diesel's paint scheme on the web. http://www.flickr.com/photos/barrigerlibrary/12237647925/ Tim O'Connor

You are a busy guy. Keep it up. -- Fenton Wells 5 Newberry Lane Pinehurst NC 28374 910-420-1144 srrfan1401@...

Erie controlled the Susquehanna the steam era. Ed Mines

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The article is actually in the October 1995 issue; in it, Larry does answer my question: http://www.trainlife.com/magazines/pages/386/28464/october-1995-page-62 Thanks, guys; Dave Sieber, Reno NV

Eric, The information you have seems to indicate that you did see some equipment diagrams. I missed those O-22a. From the notes in the SofE these cars had "wood bottoms" so they lost their drop

 Bob, Apparently I found something somewhere. I have over10 years of scribbled notes on my last Pressed Steel Car builder printoutand nothing is easy to find until I put it the right place in the

No coincidence: see Westerfield kit #4352. Al Brown, Melbourne, Fla.

Hi List Members, Too bad the image is only a thumbnail, nice NYS&W single sheathed boxcar. Looks a lot like the ERIE boxcar right next to it. Is this

I just finished decaling a C&O hopper for me. That got me thinking about weathering the car. Is it me or did the C&O hoppers look much cleaner and newer than other roads? The car I just decaled was

Bruce, Not true. I recently ordered several InterMountain kits through my LHS — RailMaster Hobbies — and just picked them up a the shop this past weekend. Cheers, Bill Keene Irvine, CA

R-40-10s were found. Thank you all so very much. IMs site shows them, but my local dealer was told they were not available. Andy came through with what I need from his stock. Joel Dethlefs