Me too.Armand Premo

I had the same problem. Happy Model Railroading, Jim Krapf

The GN ordered 25 new 65 foot gondolas in 1955 with SKF roller bearing trucks. Tim O'Connor

Does anyone have photos of past conventions on their personal sites such as Flickr and PBase?   Francis A. Pehowic, Jr. Sunbury, Pa. ________________________________ To: STMFC@... Sent:

The current project at Tahoe Model Works is a 40-ton ARA truck with big windows from the 1920s. The prototype is at the Illinois Railway Museum and can be seen

Found this. Looks like National C-1 trucks to me. http://www.rrpicturearchives.net/showPicture.aspx?id=1928478 -- John

The NPRHA would like to invite you all to attend the RPM events held this weekend in Billings, MT. Swap meet is in the morning, and a model display room will be open until 4:00. All activities will

Ray Breyer writes: "Shouldn't this survey really be for the "modern era freight car list"? " Perhaps so but certainly this survey has nothing to do with steam era frt cars. This thread is now

Question. . . Our model club VP gave me an N-scale gondola and asked if I could do a weathering clinic on it. So, first thing I did was bring it home and put it under a microscope so I could figure

Mike....I thought this was pretty neat....Maybe the rest of the group would enjoy it.....Larry Mennie ----- Forwarded Message ----- To: FECrailway@... Sent: Wednesday, July 17, 2013 8:39

I had the same problem....I filled out the HO and couldn't get by the N.....so I checked least likely on all the truck models in  N and it let me go to step

As others have posted above, I can't complete due to being taken to N scale. [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

Some of us need a 1957 Ford pickup for their 1959 layout. :) Phil -- Phillip Blancher http://about.me/phillipblancher

Survey done. But meh; no proposed vehicles from before 1957? Shouldn't this survey really be for the "modern era freight car list"?   Ray Breyer Elgin, IL

Likewise, as an N scale modeler, I couldn't skip the HO section to get to the N section. So I answered "other" to the questions and wrote in the comments that I'm an N scaler. bb

Your instructions say to fill out only the section (HO or N) that applies. As an HO modeler, I am unable to go from section 2 (HO) to section 4 (completion) without filling out section 3

Hello all - Classic Metal Works is conducting a new survey regarding future truck products. Now is your chance to air your opinions regarding future HO scale truck models. Click the link and tell us

Dave Evans wrote: "While the WPB played a significant role in "getting it built" for WWII, I do not think it was the finely oiled, infinitely wise machine some want to make it out to be. There was a

Todd, I have located several interesting Department of Commerce reports from the the war, plus interesting reports documenting the battle between the Army, the WPB, and Congress. While the WPB

Insulated tank car, for spring water. The opposite side had a more normal looking reefer door. Series 4400-4409, not sure is all numbers were used. The Pillsbury family of Minneapolis owned Chippewa