I hit send too quickly. What I meant to ask was does anyone know of a manufacture of 100 Ton Crown solid journal trucks in HO? Please let me beg forgiveness I should have known better.

Bowser makes a Crown, but 100 ton??? Dennis Williams/Owner http://www.resinbuilders4u.com/

Does any one make a 100 ton friction bearing Crown truck in HO? Thanks Mark Mark P Stamm mark@... Sent from my mobile device

Mon Oct 7, 2013 1:40 pm (PDT) . Posted by: pierreoliver2003 AFAIK the car still survives in the museum in Delson Quebec. And for what it's worth, most of the Canadian modelers I hang with call them

"Sometime back"??? That was ten years, Clark. Between the toolmaker figuring and cutting the body molds to the wrong scale working from prototype measurements, thus having to recut them at his

I started calling them Fowler cars because of an ad in RAG from the FowlerCar Co. that called them that. It showed a CPR car. – Al Westerfield

Point taken,Dennis. And the same question in fact applies to Grand Trunk, Canada Government Railways and the other Canadian roads who purchased the cars so designed and then became part of the CN

---In STMFC@..., <stmfc@...> wrote: AFAIK the car still survives in the museum in Delson Quebec. And for what it's worth, most of the Canadian modelers I hang with call them Fowlers. Pierre

ummm, that would be because he wrote 'That Fowler boxcar' implying the single, hence I thought he meant the single car which was the focus of the discussion, as opposed to a series of Fowlers which

AFAIK the car still survives in the museum in Delson Quebec. And for what it's worth, most of the Canadian modelers I hang with call them Fowlers. Pierre Oliver ---In STMFC@..., <stmfc@...>

BTW Don, How’s that model of the Dominion/Fowler car coming along you weregoing to offer sometime back? ClarkPropst Mason City Iowa

DonValentine wrote: “I don't know why some people still refer to said cars as "Fowler" carswhen those more familiar with them refer to them as Dominion Cars after theirfirst builder.” Less

Tim et al: Thanks so much for all the photos. They really are great models. Ron Parisi

Mike Del Vecchio wrote: "Careful, too, about a tiny Susie PS-1 detail often overlooked - a portion of them had marker brackets on all four corners for Railway Express service and run as the last car

Mike Del Vecchio wrote: "Careful, too, about a tiny Susie PS-1 detail often overlooked - a portion of them had marker brackets on all four corners for Railway Express service and run as the last car

I retract that, my ignorance there. I should have been more cautious. Thanks for the extra information on the PS1s, gentlemen. If by Fowler, you mean the MILW composite boxcar, does that imply

The trucks appear to be San Juan Car Company AAR's. They also make Vulcan, Archbar and Andrews trucks for O standard gauge and Proto48. Lowell Dorman

Tim the caption under the photo says the car is coming from Rails Unlimited. That is Ted Schnepf’s company, he has a string of urethane O Scale car kits. I suggest you ask Ted at railsunl@...

Speaking of facts, I don't know why some people still refer to said cars as "Fowler" cars when those more familiar with them refer to them as Dominion Cars after their first builder. The Fowler

whose trucks are on this O scale box car? they're amazing. http://www.pbase.com/golden1014/image/151817767 Tim O'Connor