So, is that Bee dash fifty dash twentyone? SGL ;^)

Tom Cornillie wrote: All of PFE's express refrigerator cars were in the REA pool, I believe that was true of most other roads in the REA pool, that all the company's express cars were so

Ian Clasper wrote Ian, I think the plan is to make some money on the 1st one and then do more. I've discovered for myself recently that at least with small manufacturers, it's frequently easiest to

Hello all, How did the commodities carried by Railway Express Agency refrigerator cars used on passenger trains differ from those owned by the railroads or companies like Pacific Fruit Express? Was

You'll have better luck if you type speed "witch", not speed "switch". Jim Hayes Portland Oregon

I was going to answer A. T.'s question about the Otrains list off-list, but there may be other members of STMFC in O scale who are not on the OSCALEMODELLERS list or O scale traction, so will not have

Anthony Thompson wrote: Tim Gilbert wrote: So, Tim, just how do you think "Worcester" is pronounced in its homeland? Tony, My boss is from Worcester (the one in England) and he

Thanks to all who answered my caboose question Ed

could Ed, When I hired out on the IC at Freeport, IL in 1960, we had three assigned local cabooses with bunks in them. An enroute meal and breakfast at Hawthorne Yd (Chicago) was prepared and

of 50s. > Dave, Wabash 47194 was one of 1000 cars numbered in the 47000-47999 series built in 1927. The first 500 cars were built by the Standard Steel Car Co. and the latter 500 by AC&F. The

--- Mr. Turpin wrote: 0, PRR , B & 0, Seaboard , Southern in the l948 -1954 era. ================================================= Keep in mind that many sand shipments were done using box cars

Marty, Source for decals? Pierre Oliver

Tom Madden wrote: And in the 1950s, the D&RGW ads in general-circulation magazines emphasized exactly this pronunciation, spelled out as Tom has spelled it. Guess they didn't want any suspicion

OK, guys, I think we've wasted enough space on pronunciation. I suppose if this group were verbal rather than written, it might be more appropriate. Anyhow, unless you want to discuss how to pronounce

"Jon Miller" wrote: "It's very common, for a manufacture who makes kits to sell them to another manufacture who then sends them to China for printing and assemble thus creating RTR cars which they

If anyone hasn't already answered this: Paint the car CN Freight Car Red #11, which is available from both Modelflex and Scalecoat -- Scalecoat paints available from the CN SIG or Des Plaines

Mr. Turpin wrote: Bulk materials with densities greater than coal typically would be carried in twin hoppers. For the B&O, since they had so many AAR off-set side twin hoppers, those would be the

The two middle panels are wider than they should be, for some reason. And the kit doesn't fit together quite as well as previous Tichy kits. But I still entertain the thought of making one into a C&O