Hi, Does anyone know if Gulf Dealers In the South In 1950 would recieve other tank cars besides those marked GULF ? thanks for all your help MATT

Didn't Sunshine release a stock car version of their CNW single sheathed box cars or was the PDS created with their still future release in mind? Regards, Ted Culotta Speedwitch Media 645 Tanner

Phil Jannusch wrote: You may be referring to the U.S. Safety Appliance Act of 1911, which newly mandated sill steps as well as standardized locations of side and end grab irons and ladders. There

I know this has come up before but I can't find it right now... Any recommendations for DVD's with emphasis on steam era freight cars? Tis the season for making lists after all. 8-) Dave Nelson

Al, Phil is the one looking, and I directed him to your site. As to having one of your CD's, well, I have that one and 6 others, so I am a happy camper! BTW, another choice is the 1922 Car Builders

Bob - The best way is to get yourself a 1919 Equipment Register. It contains listings of all freight cars used in interchange in the US, Canada and Mexico. And I just happen to sell one! - Al

There are LOTS of photos of these tank cars in storage in England and in use in Europe during WWII, but alas, I am not aware of any on US Rails. They are interesting cars with one comaprtment with 2

At 09:35 PM 12/4/2005, you wrote: God I love it when you follow up a message 5 minutes later and the second one hits first, making no sense at all.... >Another source is to review the books

Another source is to review the books here: http://www.ironhorse129.com/rollingstock/builders/bibliog-bldrs.htm which will provide you with some nice ideas in terms of possible references. You can

White's Freight Car

I am planning to build a model railroad set in 1919. My question is how do I figure out what cars existed in 1919, and in what proportions? The railroad itself is to be freelanced, running in

I can see why. What do you know about colors? SGL

I'll let Dr. Hendrickson answer that one. Pat Wider

I'd say black and aluminum and get at least 95% of the car correct. Are the TAGOLENE lettering and SKELLY logo green??? (A guess). Does anyone know for certain? The decal maker is someone with an

Patrick Wider wrote: Pat, Was SKYX #2293 "re-marked" when Skelly sold most (if not all) of their tank car fleet to UTLX sometime after 1927? Tim Gilbert

Pat Wider wrote: Very nice car, Pat. Now two questions: what are the colors, and who makes the decals? <g> Tony Thompson Editor, Signature Press, Berkeley, CA 2906 Forest Ave.,

Check out the SKYX 2293 TAGOLENE Tank Car. It's one of my all time favorite tank cars. Pat Wider

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I've just loaded a photo of BMX 10085, an ICC-105 as Richard described. Pat Wider

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