Their here... Greg Martin Eventually all things merge into one and a river runs through it. Norman Maclean

The Savannah RPM is scheduled for March 23-24 at the Port Wentworth Community Center. The meet features the usual clinics, model displays and brotherhood of a bunch of like minded folks getting

Black and white, according to the photos I have. ;-) Ray Breyer Elgin, IL ________________________________ To: STMFC@... Sent: Thursday, January 5, 2012 1:13 PM Subject: Re: [STMFC] La

The two most popular 50 ton freight car trucks in the 1950's were the ASF A-3 ride control (Kato and others), and the Barber S-2-A (Branchline and others). Scott is right the ASF A-3 seems more

am looking for some white NYC boxcar decals for era 1945 to 1955. Is for one of the 1948 built PS-1's, but hope that any set for boxcars would be similar. Have not been able to locate any

The subject of LS&BC was discussed at length last year on MFCL. It appears the stories of "theft" are exaggerated. LS&BC did purchase a large number of cars from the PC, but PC just kept sending them

I added a photo album a couple months ago for such questions. Right now I only have a B&O battleship gon in there. It has metal sides and a wood floor. Any ideas? The album is titled "Old Models"

What was the color of the PS-1 cars? Rich Orr

George Courtney asked: American Steel Foundry's model A-3 "Ride Control" plain bearing truck was Pullman's favorite in the '50s. For PS-1 boxcars, you'd want the 50-ton version, which is made by

All; Yes, these cars would be a nice addition ( even the borrowed ones) to any layout...They have a good story with them. Jeff Sankus

Ted Cullotta produces a very nice set.Armand Premo

Ray , I would like to see the photos too, trens@... . I believe that some list members would like also to see the photos , at least as curiosity why not add to the photo section ? My

am looking for some white NYC boxcar decals for era 1945 to 1955. Is for one of the 1948 built PS-1's, but hope that any set for boxcars would be similar. Have not been able to locate any produced.

Hi Bruce,   I have photos of at least one of their covered hoppers, and two or three of their tank cars (as well as a few of the boxcars AFTER 1000 and 1001).   I'll pass them along off-list

I've tried on three occasions to convince Walthers to offer that truck as a separate part...to no avail. I'm using the truck to replace the horrid representations on the Trains Inc. and Overland

The LS&BC Railroad also had several tank cars; four that I have been able to account for.  Unfortunately the tank cars were being used as stationary storage units when I photo graphed them, as a

The trucks still show on BCW's web site as #124, _www.bethlehemcarworks.com_ (http://www.bethlehemcarworks.com) Chuck Hladik

Sorry if I missed the discussion comparing the Fox Valley vs the Exact Rail B&O M53 Wagon Top Boxcars. I just purchased three of the Exact Rail versions and have two of the Fox Valley

Your memory is correct, Armand. somewhere in my odd road photos is a photo of what looks to be an X-29 type car that may have been one of these cars. It was taken on the B&M in the Boston area

Too bad Walthers doesn't sell these separate: http://www.walthers.com/exec/productinfo/932-7570 Don't know if you can find these: http://www.walthers.com/exec/productinfo/718-124 Athearn is still