Following on my recent question about L&N specially-equipped boxcars of the late 50s and subsequent years, which were painted blue to denote the special equipment. I've looked more at the shots in

Brian Carlson asks: The plan is to offer several owners for each design. As of now, we have identified GRCX 2162, CUSX 333, HACX 101 and SKX 231 [ Spencer Kellog ] for the 6 panel car [ the one with

Mike, will the Spencer Kellogg car be offered? I'd have to have one since they were local. Brian J Carlson P.E. Cheektowaga NY

Hi All, It has been a while since I posted an update on my Pennsy S Models S Scale brass PRR X29 project. After wanting an S Scale X29 for over 10 years and trying to get them made for about 8 years,

I got a book out from the local library called "All-American Ads of the 30's". In it was an ad for Gulf gasoline from the mid-30's, showing black tank cars with orange domes, and the familiar

Hi All, Does anyone have a current phone number, Website or email address for Rail Graphics? Thank You, Bill Lane Modeling the Mighty Pennsy in S Scale in 1957 See my finished models

Doug (?) asked: "..can anyone send me a picture of the Illinois Central 40' orange box car? Was the entire car orange?" The IC didn't adopt the orange boxcar scheme until 1967, which is after

Hi all-can anyone send me a picture of the Illinois Central 40' orange box car. Was the entire car orange? Thanks, Doug.

Bill Lane asked: http://www.railgraphicsdecals.com/ Shawn Beckert

Thanks Ben, it worked slick as a goose. Al Brown Melbourne, Fla. this

Al Brown wrote: "I've found this group in the past but got a "no such group" error this time. ??????????" I accessed the site just fine. Try the following

I've found this group in the past but got a "no such group" error this time. ?????????? Al Brown Melbourne, Fla.

Klasing offered several different versions of their horizontal-shaft power handbrake; see Pat Wider's comprehensive article on handbrakes in Railway Prototype Cyclopedia #10 Richard Hendrickson

Ben and other listers, Did Klasing ever produce a power brake with a wheel and if so what did this look like? I am only familiar with their lever type and so if Klasing brake is listed should one

Thank you for the link on the B&O Modelling. Be well, Chad C. Rogers Formerly Knoxville, Tenn. Now Jefferson City, Tenn. _________________________________________________________________ Is your PC

Wow! I thought I'd get some interesting and informative posts with my question, but never expected the depth and breadth of the information that was posted. I've been on this list a couple of years

SC&F [ Southern Car & Foundry ] has announced two new freight cars to be produced in resin to be available Jan 2006. Parts of these cars are planned to be shown at Naperville in Oct 2005 with the

Bruce; Very nicely done! I learned a lot from your first issue, and it made me want to do some needed B&O modeling. I hope you get lots of support for your publication. Your core group has done a

Bruce, Congratulations and continued success with your new in house publication. Your group has done a fine job, and I learned something in the first issue. Fred Freitas / Pres New

Hi Bruce: It sure looks like it is going to be some good reading. Happy Model Railroading, Jim Krapf Modeling the CNJ, L&S Div 60s & 70s