Begging again.Looking for models or photos of early ERDX reefers.Early as defined as 30s and 40s.Armand Premo

Yes, a very helpful resource. Here are a few additions and notations I made for NP Ry entries on my copy of the Excel file. I put my name as source editor, but these are based on notes I've compiled

Good afternoon!      Am try to find clear images of the C&A steel underframe, wood DS, 8', 8'9", 10' IH, 40' single (6'door), Door and a half and Double Door boxcars to serve as images which

Sunshine offers an Alton war emergency boxcar & an Ann Arbor 36' boxcar. Jim Hayes Portland Oregon www.sunshinekits.com

Armand, Kadee has done a number of Ann Arbor 40' PS-1's. gary roe quincy, illinois _____ From: STMFC@... [mailto:STMFC@...] On Behalf Of appremo Sent: Thursday,

Does anyone have a source for any of the above box car kits or RTR?Armand Premo

It could very cool to have someone demo one of these machines at Naperville and Cocoa Beach. Bill Welch

A work colleague, his son and I have been working since last February on using a Makerbot to print HO scale freightcars. The original machine worked great until the car was 65-75% printed then the

Indeed, it was common. I thought this was so interesting I did a set of patterns for "Sunshine Models" so I and others could have one example of this, using the Southern's 40-foot DD

Bob Chaparro wrote: Yes. Tony Thompson Editor, Signature Press, Berkeley, CA 2906 Forest Ave., Berkeley, CA 94705 www.signaturepress.com (510) 540-6538; fax, (510)

Here is a link to an accident photo. This accident took place on the Milwaukee Road in June 1913 at Savanna, Illinois. The photo shows a good view of the interior of a boxcar. I noticed that the

Here's a few more I can think of for L&N: HWL = Howell Yard, Evansville, IN LAF = Lafayette, IN, after the Monon merged into L&N. L&N and LN - came into use right before the L&N and SCL

Has anyone had any experience with the MakerBot company's series of desktop 3D printer? Their first was the Thing-O-Matic. Their latest is The Replicator™. It was at the Consumer Electronics Show

Ben Hom wrote: True, and in fact most scales were NOT located at shops. It's an excellent list and I use it a lot, but there are some railroads on the list which have RATHER few codes

Keith Kempster asked: "This is an expansion of the original topic, but is there any good source for shop codes for all of the railroads? I model the Santa Fe and know that PX is Pheonix, TS is Tulsa

This is an expansion of the original topic, but is there any good source for shop codes for all of the railroads? I model the Santa Fe and know that PX is Pheonix, TS is Tulsa and SB is San Bernadino,

There is also a very nice drawing of a 6.500 gal. X-3 in the 1922 Car Builders' Cyclopedia. Richard Hendrickson

There was a Bob Hundman plan for a 10,000 gallon X-3 UTLX car in March 1985 Mainline Modeler. Certainly a common car although the design evolved over about 20 years. Is there something special

Oops! I overlooked that one. It could be either one, but on the basis of traffic volume, Columbus GA on the Central of Georgia is perhaps more likely. Richard Hendrickson

Richard, A list I have from you, Frank Peacock and Jerry Stewart also shows COLS as Columbus, GA on the Central of Georgia.So it is actually Columbus, MS, on the C&G? Steve Johnson From: