Thanks Terry. I must be getting dyslexic! My notes say 737-B and after I read Jeff's email I saw it as 773-B. Those PS-1's in the same number series are what really threw me!

Jeff, Can you explain series 175000-175999? The 1950, 1953, and 1959 ORER show variations in number of cars (quite small) and dimensions of the cars! Was Lot 773-B distributed among 1740000 / 175000

Obviously, Chuck Hladik has not attended any of my clinics on NYC box cars, and those of you have must not have been paying attention because you didn't answer his question. The white star that

Please post. Gene Moser Nashville, TN showing

All, Yes, the car is well hidden in plain site up against the building. The white paint only makes it harder to see. The only reason I noticed it was due to the door. If there is any interest

Tim's last post explained starred capacity data; however, this isn't the case with the NYC Pacemaker cars, as the star is to the right of the door and is nowhere near the weight data of the

The February issue of The Keystone Modeler is online at http://www.prrths.com/Keystone%20Modeler/Keystone_Modeler.htm Articles of interest include: - Scratchbuilding PRR Class GD, GN and GG Wooden

Ben, Yep you're right as usual. Chuck Hladik

Chuck here is an answer from Ed Dabler, circa 1998: ======================================================================== The following is copied from the ATSF "General Instruction for ATSF

RUTLANDRS@... wrote: Where was the star located? - besides the LD LMT? Tim Gilbert

The blue with orange comet Time-Saver scheme is a little murkier. We really need to see the B&O company memos on this, which have not yet surfaced, if they ever will. So far we have identified

Or contact Al and get a new roof or new sides... jerryglow2 <jerryglow@...> wrote: I don't remember this problem when building mine but you might be able to build up the roof length with

I don't remember this problem when building mine but you might be able to build up the roof length with styrene before mounting it to the body. Filling the seams will take care - I'd probably use

I ran in to a problem with a BX-11 I'm building. The radial roof is 6 inches shorter than the assembled body "box" In measuring it appears that the roof is correct but the sides and floor are too

Tim, Greatly appreciated. Chuck Hladik

Tim, They were on the right side above the data. Chuck Hladik

List, I've noticed some NYC "pacemaker" BCR cars with a star on them. What does this indicate? Thanks, Chuck Hladik Rutland Railroad Virginia Division

(1) Is that a brakeman or a hobo on the DR&W drop bottom (ballast?) car on p.17? I wouldn't want to try to walk through that car. (2) Is that a PM gon on p.61 or did some other RR have those unusual