Early Logo and Emblem Colors Hello Group, Billboard reefers notwithstanding, how prevalent were colorful railroad logos and emblems c.1880-1930? Many were rather elaborate, but

There are two (online) photos of the NKP rider car here, including a close-up, and a distant one in color: http://finance.groups.yahoo.com/group/NKP/files/Freight%20Cars/ The NKP rider cars were

There is no more reason to distrust Ed Hawkin's drift panel than there is reason to trust photographic evidence, which is subject to the same kinds of variance and degradation over time. But I do know

Steve; Aside from the lack of a black roof, are you happy with the paint COLOR on the earliest of the Kadee RI car releases in this scheme? I have seen photos that make them appear more red, and was

Thanks Jim. While I'm at it, are there any good on line photos of the car so I can assess what is wrong with the X29 in this role? Ted's model is of the car with the half door. It provides a lot of

As I said, we've done two (we're masochistic sometimes). The Accurail version replicated the NX car. This is no longer available form us, but may still be in the dealer pipeline. The Blueprint version

After sending this...incorrectly...to the Steam Loco Group, I'll try again: Speaking of comparing colors of different cars in the same photo, there is a color shot of what appears to be an H34A and

So does that mean that nobody knows anything about any of these boxcars? Cheers! Jan some of

Ahh, despite my previous post, they are still on the Branchline site. Bill posted a comma at the end of his link, as did you John. Found them now! ;-). Paul.

Thank you John. Cheers, Paul.

It's still listed for sale on The Old and Weary Car Shop's page http://www.theoldandwearycarshop.com/URTCBEER.html, although I don't know how up to date that is. nipper <heavyplant@...>

I did not think Branchline still done this car. As Bill Schneider said in his previous post, it was on an InAccurail model. Despite posting its website link, it does not appear to be online any

Oh, yes. Branchline has the car, too. For those who consider that an acceptable alternative (me not included). John Fitts <jefitts2003@...> wrote:Chris: Art Griffin

Chris: Art Griffin http://www.greatdecals.com/Griffin.htm has decals for this car (listed under "Heileman Brewing"), and it can be accurately modeled using the Westerfield

Chris, Nice shot.... this is the first good photo I've seen of the NX car. Love the delivery trucks! We did both this car and its URTC sister over the years (the URTC on our Blueprint reefer

Steve Salotti asked: What is Sunshine Models' address? Sunshine Models Box 4997 Springfield, MO 65808-4997 Ben Hom

Steve, Sunshine Models, P. O. Box 4997, Springfield MO 65808 Jim Brewer Glenwood MD

Good Mornng, After searching most of the weekend I give up. What is Sunshine Models address? Thanks, Steve

Rob, N&W 41366 is a Class BPa boxcar, originally Class BP and built in 1925. As built, these cars were door and a half cars; later, the half door was sealed, and eventually, single doors were

I've uploaded a snap shot of N&W41366 to the STMFPH files at the following link: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/STMFPH/files/ under the name N&W boxcar. It is shown in a train along the CPR main line