Great idea, but unfortunately I don't model the Milwaukee. -- Ashley Pollard Ashley@... --------------------------------------- http://no-two-alike.blogspot.com/

Bob, Easy as can be. I think it cost me $7 for a hi res scan on a CD It is image number NB 01109, E. Kahns Sons Co, refrigerator car EKSK 1046, Washington DC, photo by E. Stefan, 1941. I just

Hello Group, The RCT&HS web site list in its suggested colors for rolling stock that for Freight Car Brown use Floquil Boxcar Red or Scalecoate Boxcar Red. Cheers, Bill Keene Irvine, CA [Non-text

Ken, RPC Vol. 3 lists RDG as 1 part boxcar red and 1 part oxide red with Floquil Railroad Colors. Roads that are listed with the same mix include RI, SAL, C&O (40s and 50s), CNW (40s), Erie (40s),

The photo is credited to Ernest Stefan, and a copy was published in RMJ 3/97, p 19. In the library's index, "form image" is given as NB 01109. Al Brown, Melbourne, Fla.

I've tried to search a bit for paint ideas on RDG's version of boxcar red (1945-50), but haven't found too much other than a general "Scalecoat boxcar red"-type suggestion. BTW searching the keyword

Bruce, Is this photo easily available from the Kalmbach Library at the NMRA? Can you provide the collection name or a reference number to the photo so one can order a copy? Thanks, Bob

I have a vague recollection reading somewhere that North Western Refrigerator Line and Western Refrigerator Line were linked operationally and the addresses for billing for both are the same 231

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If you can generate scanned data at ten times better resolution than the process can build, why would you want it built to the coarser resolution, then have someone hand polish it to only an

And in addition, diagonal panel and rectangular panel roofs were applied concurrently for at least two years, 1948 and 1949. I can't find any examples of RP roofs applied after 1949... Tim O'

You can only do this if your email is registered with yahoo and you used the yahoo groups web site to join the group. If you signed up using an email subscribe, you can't upload (or view) photos,

Figured I'd cross post this before SGL did. For those who might be interested in this sort of stuff. Brian J. Carlson, P.E. Cheektowaga, NY List, In our continuing efforts to make content available

Robert, The AAR's Car Construction Committee revised all the 1500 series plates making the diagonal panel roofs (riveted and welded) standard in October of 1947. Thru the history of this list we

Thanks Richard! (slapping self with palm of hand of forehead)

This 10 minute long clip on Youtube from the David Wilkie estate includes some spectacular runby scenes of trains, including a NP Z-6 4-6-6-4 under speed. The weathering pattern on the reefers show

Robert Oom wrote: 1948 for production use. I don't know when the very first one was applied. Tony Thompson Editor, Signature Press, Berkeley, CA 2906 Forest Ave., Berkeley, CA 94705

Robert, it would be about 1949   Rich Christie ________________________________ To: STMFC@... Sent: Wednesday, February 8, 2012 2:40 PM Subject: [STMFC] diagonal panel roof   What

What date is considered the first use of the diagonal panel roof? Robert Oom

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