Group, Can anyone offer a close match for CN no. 11 Freight Car Color in Polly Scale paints? Thanks. Regards, Bruce D. Griffin Summerfield, NC

Bruce Smith wrote: Bruce, I'm happy to cede the point that your local humidity is usually above ours (and you're very welcome to it), but I think you're confusing the Bay Area with an arid

Thanks Tom, great photos, but not the ones I'm looking for. The T&NO cars used right-handed latches and slightly different doors ("Storm Proof") and hangers than the SP and PE B-50-13's. Tim

Robert D. Heninger wrote: Sounds like your scanner may not have enough dynamic range. Tony Thompson Editor, Signature Press, Berkeley, CA 2906 Forest Ave., Berkeley, CA 94705

Thanks a lot! SGL

Well, the PM had a very, very similar series of cars - 88000 series off the top of my head - that is listed on the Speedwitch site as an upcoming kit. I can't wait for that, myself - definitely will

Schuyler, here's a summary of the AC&Y ex-Frisco single-sheathed cars: AC&Y 3750-3874: 125 DD cars, 10'2" IH, 4642 cuf, Mt. Vernon AC&Y 3875-3926: 52 SD cars, 10'8" IH, 4902 cuf, St. Louis Ref. AC&Y

I received this question earlier today, but don't have any ideas as to where to start looking for the answer to this one. Any suggestions are welcome. Ian Cranstone Osgoode, Ontario,

I put a couple scans on my web site of photos I took in March 1989 of cars at Perris. Is this what you're looking for,

Richard, Thanks. Only the inside length and cubic feet of the WRT box cars match your dimensions. Clearly I need Ted Culotta's book on this topic. Gene

Bruce wrote: You got me there....<g> Jack Burgess www.yosemitevalleyrr.com

I've started an album for MSTS Models with a couple of views from the forum thread, just awaiting approval by the moderators. Thanks re the gon, one of my models for MSTS I use for a signature. Tim

When looking at the Atlas HO 1932 ARA box cars on their web site I saw they were planning to offer 2 different numbers for Warrior River Terminal. I never heard of the Warrior River Terminal

Does anyone know how to contact Bob's Photos besides attending one of the shows he attends? Cyril Durrenberger Jon Miller <atsf@...> wrote: Ah, that explains

lamontc@... writes: An aol search turned up the following . I tried opening the link but it was too small to read and would not print. It looked it referred to an 1898 article in the NY

Very nice image of an SP drop-bottom gon, but your box car image is unavailable to those of us not registered on that forum. Could you post the image to the Photos area here, perchance?? Tom

sanding it's actually the "right clamp" and made by coffman graphic solutions. Website is http:&#92;&#92;www.coffmaneng.com Phone: 859-527-0476 1500 River Circle Drive Richmond, KY 40475-7907 They

I'm building a Texas & New Orleans B-50-13 boxcar set for Microsoft Train Simulator. I've come to a point where all that's stopping me now is the door hardware used on the Camel-Allen doors,

The latest six-color Epson printers, set up with three-shades of gray and special software, are used by photo groups up here in Michigan for competition. They have to declare their works as digital

In a message dated 3/8/2008 8:19:18 P.M. Eastern Standard Time, bierglaeser@... writes: Does anyone know what the dimensions of 1932 ARA box cars might have been? The ARA test car