Ebay. You will find them if patient. ______________ J. Stephen (Steve) Sandifer mailto:steve.sandifer@... Home: 12027 Mulholland Drive, Meadows Place, TX 77477, 281-568-9918 Office:

SFRD 17851 - RR-25, 333 in 1961, Intermountain model 18700 - RR-28, 304 in 1961, Intermountain model. 10756 - RR-46, 700 in 1961, Intermountain model 12551 - RR-51, 475 in 1961, Plug door, Sunshine

Jim,       Sign me up for six of the Scale S ones.  When do you plan to produce them?   Bob

I'll third that. Web space is almost free. It amazes me that sellers don't take the time to describe their products well on the web. It is easy and esentially free to do so. While not a freight car,

Richard is correct on the Sinclair Proto 2000 10K gal. cars in two styles, insulated and uninsulated. They came in kits, time-saver kits and assembled. However, it has been tough to track down

I have a few of Terry Wegmann's HO R-40-21 kits available in the black hardware version. Priced at $18.00, trucks couplers and decals are not included. Contact me at <midcentury@...> if

Well, thanks for the info, Brian, but . . . . geez, that's just . . . mean!! ;^) SGL

Ben Hom wrote: Life-Like used to maintain a list of sold-out and OOP cars on their P2K website; sadly, that went away when Walthers bought the line. Kadee maintains a list of sold-out/OOP

Proto did the Sinclair tank cars in both uninsulated and insulated 10k versions. I have a few in the basement. Sorry SGL. not for sale. Brian J Carlson P.E. Cheektowaga NY

Might be worth a second try at getting permission. You never know. They may have a change of heart. A similar situation in Hamilton Ohio. There is a PRR Brick Freight House standing and is now a

Thanks, Richard, that's probably the one I saw advertized. And this is probably the lead I need to find it. I somehow thought it was a Red Caboose model . . . SGL

I'll second Tony's skepticism here. Jerry Porter's business acumen was awful, but his technical expertise was very good. I'd believe this yarn only if Jerry had contracted the project to an

Schuyler, several manufacturers (e.g., Athearn, Red Caboose) have produced bogus models with Sinclair P/L, but the only accurate model I'm aware of is a Proto 2000 10K gal. One or two of those

SFRD 18700: Rr-28 class steel rebuild of USRA-design ice-bunker refrigerator car SFRD 17851: Rr-25 class ditto SFRD 12551: Invalid SFRD number SFRD 10756: Invalid SFRD number The Rr-25 and

Andy Carlson wrote: This may be a literally true story, but I always worry about stories getting "improved" with time, so that the "laughing" at the tooling may be a later enlargement of the

I'd second Brian's comment. I'm sometimes wondering if someone made a particular car already, or if I need to do some additional work to make one. One in particular is that somebody made a tank

It is interesting that some modelers apparently consider the B&O M-53 wagon top a model with limited appeal. True enough, the car was unique to the B&O, but didn't it show up on almost every railroad

Are any of terry Wegman's kits still available? if so, where? Doug Gardner -

Brian Carlson wrote: "A pet peeve I wish manufacturers would leave item numbers and thumbnail views of sold out/OOP cars on their websites for those of us trying to track down old cars." Life-Like

Joel, Why do you find this odd? Are they originating, terminating or "bridging" loads? Regards Bruce Bruce Smith Auburn, AL