There is also the 50 page article by Pat Wider on the War Emergency box cars in Railway Prototype Cyclopedia Volume 19. Randy Hammill True Line

And you will let Bill Schneider operate the yard, again, on the day Cocoa Beach opens. I also suspect that O&W hopper is still waiting to be unloaded. And you ask what are you doing wrong?

Classification: UNCLASSIFIED Caveats: NONE Mike; Very, very funny! Back when I did just one day, I ran it like the movie "Groundhog Day"; there were many, many different May 14, 1953's. One day

the Johnson Hotel in Laramie still just don't talk to the roaches, no matter how big they are. or you'll end up like william s burroughs. B.

Mike, May I suggest that you take your Ground Hog Day DVD out of your player... That should fix your problem. Bill Daniels San Francisco, CA [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

Hi List Members, I've been trying to gather some information on a series of New Haven 38' gondolas. The best image I've been able to find is of NH 51443. Note the spotting feature that the two center

David Thompson says: "I like the d20 method. If you roll a 20, pull the aluminum reefer out of its box, put it on the layout for that session, then put it back in the box at the end of the day. Next

Ben, The first photo you've referenced as an AAR 1937 box, is a Pullman Standard PS-1. In addition to other signature PS-1 features, the car also has the PS-1 10th anniversary logo (the oval with

I'm finally looking forward to collecting that beer / adult beverage mike Brock owes me from a few years back Brian Carlson [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

Does anyone know how to acquire photos by or owned by Jim Parker? Many of the dates I see associated with his photos are "in my wheelhouse." Bill Welch

I’m Bill Schneider, and I look forward to testing the accuracy of this message! Off on Amtrak tomorrow AM.... Hope they don’t have any Red Switches.... (inside joke...) Bill Sent: Tuesday,

Guys, just to be perfectly clear, I will be wearing a shirt. I suggest others do the same...at least during clinics. OH...the lunch begins at noon on Sat. I will also report that the high temp during

quite probably. GA / West Point Route had a variety of cars painted silver, including AAR 1937 boxes: http://rr-fallenflags.org/awp/awp38011ajs.jpg USRA SS rebuilds:

hmm, they did not come up in my search. i've contacted them and inquired. they charge $5 domestic p&h ... often, the sting in the tail is when when you ask for international mail rates. let us see.

I wrote: "See the August and September 1994 issues of Mainline Modeler for drawings and articles by Richard Hendrickson." Ben Scanlon replied: "Thank you. I will look out for it, but I should point

Thank you. I will look out for it, but I should point out that I live in the UK and accessing these back issues is not easy. Hence why I like online diagrams. The Sept issue *is* available but

Classification: UNCLASSIFIED Caveats: NONE Great discussion, guys! Just had this same discussion with a friend about a WIF box car and an MDC reefer... Having seen in person, and heard many more

Frank Peacock gave a most interesting talk at Cocoa Beach last year, to the effect most every mainline through freight train contains one "outlier": a car whose probability of being there is low.

Red, black, yellow, tan, blue... sounds like I need to remember my sunglasses fro more than just outside wear! Bill Schneider Sent: Tuesday, January 08, 2013 1:21 PM To:

Hey, I know I'll be late to my own funeral (plan to, in fact....) but in this case I have to claim I'm only guilty of replying to the original post . . . Marty