Do you know if the Rock Island caboose that the lady owned is also at the museum, or did she keep it? TIA for any info. Larry Platt

I'm looking for an Intermountain 1937 AAR 40' Standard Boxcar kit #40799 undec or dec. for a project at a fair price. Please contact me off line at pennsy6200@... Thanks, Dennis Williams

This car is now at the Oklahoma railway museum Stanley L Hall shall10@... From The Burlington Waycars - CB&Q waycar #14108 was originally built by Wells & French in August 1878 as Burlington &

Bill, Tahoe Model Works products are listed on the Sunshine site. Brian Leppert's email and phone number are on the order form at the top of the page. You could also contact Andy Carlson I'm a very

Unfortunately they have not invested in a web site Mark L. Drake eBay ID member1108

Some interesting covered hoppers at the end....Larry Mennie ----- Forwarded Message -----

Is there a website for Tahoe Model Works or contact info? Email address and/or phone number? Thank You, Bill Lane Modeling the Mighty Pennsy & PRSL in 1957 in S Scale since 1987 See my finished

From: "Andy Carlson" To: "Steam Era" Sent: Saturday, October 12, 2013 10:16:44 PM Subject: [STMFC] Tahoe trucks with semi-scale wheels Hello, After a long wait, Tahoe Model Works now

Hello, After a long wait, Tahoe Model Works now has their whole line of trucks available again with 33" code 88 semi-scale wheelsets. Priced at $7.00/pair. I also have most of these trucks, without

Thanks Tim,You've confirmed what I thought. I dug through my limited archives, books and saved articles, and found no cars even close to these. I think I'd rather work on something I know is correct

Dave there were 40' double door cars with R+3/4 ends and diagonal panel roofs built for GN and WABASH to name two, but there are changes you'd have to make to duplicate those prototypes. I think the

I am sending out this request without a great degree of optimism as I never sell any of my own completed cars. I feel that most of you are the same. I have really slowed down in creating a Santa Fe

Good day all, I have 2 old Front Range “40 foot ACF rivet side, double door, 13 footopening box car kits. They are lettered for CPR but I don't believe they had anything likethese. They are pretty

All, I have been doing some Solidworks doodling this week. If this looks a lot like a G38 I must be onto something. http://www.lanestrains.com/G38_Body.jpg Unlike my fiddle of last week

The Chicago and North Western rebuilt most of their wooden cabooses with steel frames after many years of service. A caboose carbody is not subject to the kind of abuse that say, a boxcar would

Hi, Just wanting to say thanks to all who replied - wonderful information! - Claus Schlund

I’m not sure about lot numbers, but EO numbers may have served a similar(slightly different) purpose and can be found in the left margin of the listingsin the MP14. The 1929 freight listings MP 14

From The Burlington Waycars - CB&Q waycar #14108 was originally built by Wells & French in August 1878 as Burlington & Missouri River box car #1482. In 1879 it was converted to BM&R waycar #11. To

Can someone point me to or share an authoritative source (or sources) for builders' lots of Canadian Pacific wood-framed double-sheathed box cars built after 1900? Many thousands were built and

really?? 1878? were they building cabooses with steel center sills in 1878?