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Re: Dalman-Andrews trucks with LM
Here’s the Soo version of this truck and the major car type with which it was used. These Soo cars were discussed by Ted Cullotta in his Essential Freight Car series. 1000 of these cars were built
Here’s the Soo version of this truck and the major car type with which it was used. These Soo cars were discussed by Ted Cullotta in his Essential Freight Car series. 1000 of these cars were built
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Ken Soroos
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Re: Rio Grande decals - assistance please
San Juan Decals (http://sanjuandecals.com/) might have what you want.
Jack Burgess
San Juan Decals (http://sanjuandecals.com/) might have what you want.
Jack Burgess
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Jack Burgess <jack@...>
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#181518
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Re: questions regarding ACF Carbon Black Hopper
I forgot to include this photo of a JMHX 3600 cuft rebuild. All of the JMHX 3000 cuft cars were rebuilt
as 3600 cuft between 1959 and 1963.
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Tim O'Connor
Sterling,
I forgot to include this photo of a JMHX 3600 cuft rebuild. All of the JMHX 3000 cuft cars were rebuilt
as 3600 cuft between 1959 and 1963.
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Tim O'Connor
Sterling,
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Tim O'Connor
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#181517
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Re: [Non-DoD Source] Re: [RealSTMFC] OMI 3-compartment insulated tank is too big?
From the many photos I have seen over the years, there are enormous variations in capacities. The users had varied needs, so did the tank cars.
I like the cars that had the tank capacities
From the many photos I have seen over the years, there are enormous variations in capacities. The users had varied needs, so did the tank cars.
I like the cars that had the tank capacities
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Gatwood, Elden J SAD
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Re: questions regarding ACF Carbon Black Hopper
I think all of the models (brass - resin - plastic) represent one design - I am not certain which one!
It's either the 2850 cuft or the 3000 cuft car. But it's not the 3480 cuft
I think all of the models (brass - resin - plastic) represent one design - I am not certain which one!
It's either the 2850 cuft or the 3000 cuft car. But it's not the 3480 cuft
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Tim O'Connor
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Re: OMI 3-compartment insulated tank is too big?
Fenton-
Yes, but I have no way to shrink them about 55 percent to N Scale!!!
Charlie
Fenton-
Yes, but I have no way to shrink them about 55 percent to N Scale!!!
Charlie
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Charlie Vlk
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Re: [Non-DoD Source] Re: [RealSTMFC] OMI 3-compartment insulated tank is too big?
Guys;
I measured the OVL tank cars back in ~2009, and put this in my tank car presentation to the WPM.
Builder & Type
Frame Length over run Boards
Truck Center
Tank Length (O/L)
Tank
Guys;
I measured the OVL tank cars back in ~2009, and put this in my tank car presentation to the WPM.
Builder & Type
Frame Length over run Boards
Truck Center
Tank Length (O/L)
Tank
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Gatwood, Elden J SAD
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#181513
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Re: questions regarding ACF Carbon Black Hopper
I may be wrong (and often are) but I think the Cabot car is closest to your time frame needs (car is stenciled "NEW 8-49"). These cars are still used to haul carbon black from the refineries along
I may be wrong (and often are) but I think the Cabot car is closest to your time frame needs (car is stenciled "NEW 8-49"). These cars are still used to haul carbon black from the refineries along
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John Sykes III
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Re: questions regarding ACF Carbon Black Hopper
The Society of Freight Car Historians published a 87 page “book” by Eric A. Neubauer in 1990, entitled "Carbon Black Cars", ISSN 0884-027x. This book not only explains the manufacture and uses
The Society of Freight Car Historians published a 87 page “book” by Eric A. Neubauer in 1990, entitled "Carbon Black Cars", ISSN 0884-027x. This book not only explains the manufacture and uses
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Douglas Harding
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Re: questions regarding ACF Carbon Black Hopper
Richard Hendrickson did a nice article in January 2007 RMJ on Carbon Black cars which has background and photos
rmj_2007_1 – Trainlife.com Model Railroading Magazine Archive
Steve Hile
Richard Hendrickson did a nice article in January 2007 RMJ on Carbon Black cars which has background and photos
rmj_2007_1 – Trainlife.com Model Railroading Magazine Archive
Steve Hile
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Steve and Barb Hile
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#181510
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questions regarding ACF Carbon Black Hopper
Hello friends,
please have a look to these ebay auctions of differently lettered but otherwise identical
Hello friends,
please have a look to these ebay auctions of differently lettered but otherwise identical
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vapeurchapelon
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#181509
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Re: OMI 3-compartment insulated tank is too big?
I wasn't sure but hopefully they will be back.--
Fenton Wells
250 Frye Rd
Pinehurst NC 28374
910-420-8106
srrfan1401@...
I wasn't sure but hopefully they will be back.--
Fenton Wells
250 Frye Rd
Pinehurst NC 28374
910-420-8106
srrfan1401@...
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O Fenton Wells
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#181508
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Re: OMI 3-compartment insulated tank is too big?
Thanks for the info guys.
Fenton, I saw that the tank car kits on the SC&F site are all apparently unavailable. It seems like this is the only source of STC tank models.
-Phil
Thanks for the info guys.
Fenton, I saw that the tank car kits on the SC&F site are all apparently unavailable. It seems like this is the only source of STC tank models.
-Phil
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nyc3001 .
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#181507
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Re: Dalman-Andrews trucks with LM
One class of Seaboard boxcars (B-5) had Dalman-Andrews trucks too.
Al Brown, Melbourne, Fla.
One class of Seaboard boxcars (B-5) had Dalman-Andrews trucks too.
Al Brown, Melbourne, Fla.
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al_brown03
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#181506
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Dalman-Andrews trucks with LM
Bill-
The time in the bar was explaining how to convert a Tahoe Model Works Dalmann 2-level with lateral motion device into an Andrews variation. Razor saw cuts, styrene strips, some NBW castings,
Bill-
The time in the bar was explaining how to convert a Tahoe Model Works Dalmann 2-level with lateral motion device into an Andrews variation. Razor saw cuts, styrene strips, some NBW castings,
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Andy Carlson
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#181505
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Rio Grande decals - assistance please
I need some help finding the appropriate decals for a car I’m doing for a friend. I am not a D&RGW modeler.
I would appreciate assistance in finding the best decals for the job.
Thanks
I need some help finding the appropriate decals for a car I’m doing for a friend. I am not a D&RGW modeler.
I would appreciate assistance in finding the best decals for the job.
Thanks
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Schuyler Larrabee
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#181504
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Re: 1954 Great Northern Perishable Interchange Traffic - Eastern Lines
Had a request for Rock Island, here are some of them. Will try to find time to scan the others, in the middle of laying up a quarterly magazine.
Rich Wilkens
Had a request for Rock Island, here are some of them. Will try to find time to scan the others, in the middle of laying up a quarterly magazine.
Rich Wilkens
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Richard Wilkens
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#181503
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Re: OMI 3-compartment insulated tank is too big?
Charlie Southern Car co makes great 3 dome and 2 dome tank car kits.
Fenton
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Fenton Wells
250 Frye Rd
Pinehurst NC 28374
910-420-8106
srrfan1401@...
Charlie Southern Car co makes great 3 dome and 2 dome tank car kits.
Fenton
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Fenton Wells
250 Frye Rd
Pinehurst NC 28374
910-420-8106
srrfan1401@...
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O Fenton Wells
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#181502
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Re: 1954 Great Northern Perishable Interchange Traffic - Eastern Lines
Here are the CGW interchanges.
Rich Wilkens
Here are the CGW interchanges.
Rich Wilkens
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Richard Wilkens
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Re: Pacific Electric
Garth,
I have a photo of PE10237 taken in Centerville Utah on Bamberger Railroad with a packing date of 11-41 and BLT 6-24 B-50-14, that has the brake staff rigging located on the outside of the car.
Garth,
I have a photo of PE10237 taken in Centerville Utah on Bamberger Railroad with a packing date of 11-41 and BLT 6-24 B-50-14, that has the brake staff rigging located on the outside of the car.
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SHAY STARK
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#181500
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