Um, a correct Bethlehem gon IS available. Sunshine. 70.1 Lehigh Valley Bethlehem Gondola with fishbelly side, wood floor and non-Duryea under frame (1940-50s), $36 70.2 CRP/CNJ Bethlehem Gondola

Peter Ness wrote: Actually, we know his response, which was "So what?" And the reversed underbody is because railroad draftsmen don't follow the practice of the entire rest of the engineering

Hi Greg, Thanks for the response - it's never too late. Re: BOX SCALE, Urban Legend, etc - let's keep in mind that Uncle Irv got underbody equipment completely reversed in the molded part. I'm game

Bryan, If your interested contact me off list. I purchased a print of NH 35149 from Bob's Photos a couple years back when researching New Haven 40' Steel Box cars for a clinic and an article. I'd be

Some years ago, I wrote an article on modeling SP tank cars in HO scale, published in the SP Historical & Technical Society magazine _Trainline_ in 2002. I've revised the article to take into

Bryan, The builder's photo has never been published in RP CYC mainly because the image isn't available from any known sources of Pullman-Standard builder's photos, such as the Smithsonian Haskell &

Ed, Since I don't have that volume, I must have it in reprint form such as the Train Shed Cyclopedia or Railway Prototype Cyclopedia. Thanks for the info. bb [Non-text portions of this message

Dave, That's where I remember seeing it. Many thanks. bb [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

For 30 years now, I have been using a product recommended by a professional modeler friend of mine. It's available at: "IPS Weld-On Cements" http://www.ipscorp.com/assembly/acrylic I recommend

--- In STMFC@..., Bryan Busséy wrote: I'm looking for the builder's photo of a PS-1 boxcar, New Haven #35149. The car is freight car red and has a black seven-foot Superior door. I

Bryan, A builder's photo appeared on page 98 of the 1949/51 Car Builders' Cyclopedia. Regards, Ed Hawkins

Folks, I'm looking for the builder's photo of a PS-1 boxcar, New Haven #35149. The car is freight car red and has a black seven-foot Superior door. I know the photo has been featured in at least

Thanks to many who have provided me with three or four more sources over and above MyTopo.com. Al Kresse, currently with the MOS of "Garden Slave and Dog Washer"

This is a good time to mention that the STMFC rule regarding messages associated with the selling of items as part of a commercial activity is: "Messages regarding the selling of products as part of

To Whom It May Concern:   Mount Vernon Shops is happy to announce the introduction of two new products this week to its line.   1. HO Scale PRR GLc and GLca decals. These are for cars done in

Al, Have you tried the Virginia Department of Mines? http://www.dmme.virginia.gov/divisionmineralresources.shtml Several years ago I needed an old topo of the Elkins, West Virginia area. I called

Classification: UNCLASSIFIED Caveats: NONE Maybe I am missing something based on what they did where I lived, but: The guys I knew at Conway included guys whose job it was to look for the cars in

At the time of the majority of the Blue Box kits I think 15 and 18 inch snap track was very common and I'm sure the cars were designed for that. I really hate to admit this but my very first