I have a new in the box, Con-cor, coach that came in a mBM62 Baggage/coach set. I only needed the mBM62 car and so the coach is up for trade. It is undecorated Tuscan and never opened. I would trade

Jerry, The Quanah Route book by Don L. Hofsommer has some information and Mr. Hofsommer may have photos he did not use in his book (mostly a history text). The San Juan Car Co. has photos of QAP box

I'm doing artwork for decals for a QA&P wood boxcar as pictured in McCall & Schultz "FRISCO Southwest" but have no information other than the small picture. This is what I have so

Ooops, They were repainted and marked "CHESAPEAKE & OHIO" over "A800" etc  at the Saginaw shops and marked "SAG 7-48" just before the For Progress mono took affect.  There is a Bob's Photo image

The Vol. 3 #2 Modeler has been uploaded http://www.cnwhs.org/modeling.htm Help us out with your stories and if your are interested we could use your help. Ron Christensen

Ted Culotta did an 'Essential Freight Cars' on that kit and wasn't too impressed either with the model or with it's decals - he printed his own. (RMC March 2005). Barry Bennett Coventry,

What do you want to know about them? -Fritz Milhaupt Web Guy and Editor, Pere Marquette Historical Society, Inc.

Dear List, Do any of you have or know information about cabooses A800 to 824 on the Pere Marquette RR that then became the same number series for the C & O? Thanks, Joe Lofland

Bill - I have replied on the list because there is a considerable difference in appearance between the Yoder cars and the PSC cars. The PSC cars have a flat side sill; the Yoder cars have a properly

For durability and better availibility of service parts, I stick with my Pasche VL but break out the Iwata when I want to do weathering. I once weathered an N-scale locomotive so subtily, the customer

Hi Ben, Would you contact me off group, asychis@...? I lost your email address. Jerry Michels

All, A friend is looking to buy an O Scale brass PRR GLc, GLca or GLcb hopper. While he appreciates the quality of the Rich Yoder Models GLca, a Precision Scale Models or similar hopper is the

Don, I agree and Hobbylinc has the single action Paasche Model H kit for $47.99. I also have a Paasche double action model V but I still prefer my 50 year old Model H. Larry Kline Pittsburgh, PA

Speaking of Overland H31C, I have one, new in box and unpainted. It's not likely one would have ever been in the area I model, so I'd like to part with it. Best offer. Off-list, please reply

It is an H31c rebuilt all steel from the H31b WWII composite hopper. Complete number would be 221090. These cars kept their number when rebuilt. Rich Orr

Scott, I have heard this claim made about every new airbrush that has come out since 1970 but have seen little reason to switch from the tried and true Paasche line that has been around since the

Tim, The Accurail model represents an H31B with the wood side sheathing and were in PRR number series 220842 to 221341. The H31B's had the side sheathing replaced with steel side sheets being

Not a "steam era" photo but definitely steam era PRR freight cars. Doesn't Accurail make a model of this hopper car? Any idea what number it might

Thanks for bringing that to my attention Al. It is helpful, and Ted's modelling of the brake gear will serve if an AB brake is used. Not being a student of the NYC, I don't have much info to go on

Ever wonder what goes on, on that siding you added for the grain elevator kit you built? Here is a link to a great short film on a typical day in a life of a grain elevator. Lots of good detail,