Since Tichy’s decals are so thick I’d like to see if I can pull enough images together to make a nice thin decal set to do the 40’ bunkerless wood reefer. What prompted this is a shot of one on

Interesting story about Model Air Rust 71.080. I first encountered it when I ordered Acrylic Box Car Red which was brand new back about 2013 from Micro Mark. I received 4 bottles of Vallejo Model Air

Hello Steam Era Modelers: We are pleased to announce that Westerfield Models is having a Multi-day NATIONAL TRAIN DAY SALE . The Multi-Day National Train Day Sale will be in effect from 12:01 am

Peter I have been using Vallejo paints since came on market. In the Model Air or Model Color I find no equivalent. Polly Scale Lt. Freight Car Red F414352. Best suggestion I have is to start with

Tamiya TS-82 Rubber Black Prototype N Scale Models (TM) by George Hollwedel 2108 Buffalo Tundra Dr Austin, TX 78754-5960 512-796-6883 proto.nscale@...

Very interesting idea.... we could take photos of our layout, attach the bottom banner (not hard to create, white font on grey background), then we have a new WPA photograph!

So.... any builder diagrams, train encyclopedia, or other diagrams for Riverside Oil car? The Ambroid instruction sheet is nicely detailed (as always) but I don't know if the dimensions are

Jim, The files were not attached to your email (as delivered). You might try sending each of them in separate emails if the size of the attached files with both photos is too

You can’t find any in the 60’s or later because they just didn’t last that long unmodified. TH&B cars were long lived into the 50’s but they were an exception. Brian J. Carlson -- Brian J.

Two key articles on these USRA box cars were published in a couple of Railway Prototype Cyclopedia volumes. Both of these efforts are above and beyond any previous coverage. RPCyc

Yes, the M-15k wagtontops were used as cores for M-15n and M-15p wagtontop rebuilds. The M-15k population was consumed quickly in the purest biblical sense. For B&O modelers, this 1955-56 M-15k -

Regarding the past Rapido USRA double sheath boxcar and upcoming USRA single sheath boxcar release ..... and I am having trouble finding any road names for such boxcars that lasted up to and past 1960

The car at St. Louis is NCHX #117, Monsanto Chemicals Company, 1940. Built by AC&F for Monsanto, 8000 gallon, double hull car designed for transporting concentrated nitric acid. The inner tank is

Yes, with a printed paper wrapper to go over a milled wood core. Red Ball called it an acetic acid tank car. I have a kit but have not tried to build it yet. The tank ends are cast metal, as are the

Didn't Red Ball at one time offer a model of the Monsanto car? Drew Marshall in sunny South Philly Get TypeApp for Android On May 12, 2022, at 18:21, Steve SANDIFER <steve.sandifer@...> wrote:

even shows the edge of the layout and the modellers tool bag on the floor beneath it. not Rob

Here’s another Delano image & screen captures - this time, its also in Chicago in April 1943, https://www.loc.gov/item/2017878170/ The interesting thing I am noticing is how observations about one

It was in the July 2019 Running Extra. Richard Townsend Lincoln City, OR

This photo looks like a model, sharp turnouts and all. J. Stephen Sandifer

Monsanto car at the museum in St. Louis. J. Stephen Sandifer