Tim, From the bill of materials for the NC&StL 1937 AAR cars series 18500-18999, all cars had AAR spring plankless trucks with the first 250 from Scullin and the last 250 from American Steel

Howdy!        How would I get a copy of the spread sheet?   Bob McCarthy Modeling the Mighty Central of Georgia in Scale S

Congratulations, Mr. Duckworth! I took the tour of your layout. Its simplicity is beautiful, making the models of structures and cars stand out all the more. It is what I wish I had done. Thank

This comment will not be off-list: VERY nice work, and quickly done too! SGL

Naked freight cars! How neat. Probably one of the few groups who will like it. Jim Eckman

Ed and Steve, Thanks for the info. Very helpful. Jim Brewer Glenwood MD

I started a small web site last Sunday and think it's ready for 'prime time' viewing. There's a page with a few of my freight cars highlighted. Any comments just email me

Hi Everyone, I'm new to this group so I hope I'm not repeating what someone else said but I do have some material on NC&StL cars because I was modeling the railroad at one time. So I do have a lot

Bob, From available data that I've found, the cars were built new at MoPac's DeSoto, Mo. shops in 1937. The M.P. diagram for the cars gives no indications that they were converted from cars built

Sorry for that goof. Yes, of course I am referring to the PS-1 box cars, not to the covered hoppers. I am sorry I didn't catch that mistake. Tom

Bill, Thanks very much. Those will be terrifically helpful! Lawrence Rast

David Newcomb asked: "I have another question concerning Chris Z's work from the 2008 Naperville meet. It is a NP boxcar: http://www.pbase.com/dh30973/image/105603683 Anyone know the manufacturer for

Larry; I live near Seattle, if you want a new RR buddy I up for a cup of joe. David Newcomb Vashon

I have another question concerning Chris Z's work from the 2008 Naperville meet. It is a NP boxcar: http://www.pbase.com/dh30973/image/105603683 Anyone know the manufacturer for this

Tom Baker wrote: Never. The PS-2 design was a covered hopper. Box cars of whatever size were PS-1 design. Tony Thompson Editor, Signature Press, Berkeley, CA 2906 Forest Ave., Berkeley,

Bill - Thank you very much for posting the underframe photos. They will come in handy when finishing an "O" scale PSC M-26. A.T. Kott that is sitting in a small park north of Milan, OH. Somebody

Can someone out there tell when the MN&S received its first PS-2 box cars and what the number series was? Tom

I am seeking car count data from the APRIL, JULY and OCTOBER 1956 ORER books. If you can assist with this data please contact me off list. Thanks in advance. Dick Kashdin Clarence, NY

In early October I took some photos of a B&O M26 with a Duryea UF that is sitting in a small park north of Milan, OH. Somebody asked if I would place the photos in the list's photo archives. I have.

Hi Group, Nov 15th, 08. Saturday 113:50 Hrs. M.S.T. This Site Has a NICE HABBIT of Doing the Rounds on Other Train/Model Railroad