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I have an Accurail new 3 pack of these FGE reefers, with 3 different numbers. If anyone wants this FP 3 pack of kits, send me $25.00 and I will ship it postpaid (that is; shipping is included <for

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Richard is correct. I am entirely serious about fixing these. The primary reason is because I expect that before I see them done in styrene again, I'll be Richard's age. I am now approximately 30

Bill McCoy asked: "Can anyone tell me what the prototype is for the Accurail and Athearn wood reefers?" Accurail: BREX prototype built 1926, rebuilt without ice hatch platforms c. 1950. Bill

Last night I inadvertantly sent to the entire list a message intended only for Schuyler Larrabee to which the reweigh station symbol list was attached. Yahoo, of course, either stripped the

Can anyone tell me what the prototype is for the Accurail and Athearn wood reefers? Bill McCoy Jax, FL

Mr. Moderator, Someone has made a terrible mistake by rejecting membership application of a foremost historian of Appalachian coal roads known as _Railscene@... (mailto:Railscene@....)

They know what they are doing and how to treat their customers ;-) See: http://money.cnn.com/2004/12/22/news/funny/condom_train.reut/ regards, Andy Miller

Ted: Put me down for one also! Tom Olsen Newark, Delaware, 19711-7479 BuyGone Treasures wrote:

Or is the typical hide sourcing from more local slaughter houses? In answer to your questions here are samplings of a few routings from the Ann Arbor RR carferry manifests. The dates is "out of

Just fixing the header so it will cover the topic . .. SGL

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Dean's questions on NEW/BLT/Reweigh stenciling have been covered; I'm going to try to cover a bit of ground on some of his other questions. The ERIE cars built in the early twenties had pressed hat

asked lasted Martin, What was the number of the covered hopper you photographed? Thanks, Scott Seders

Clark Propst writes: "Now that I have benchwork and operating track I have found almost all the resin kits I had built would not stay on the track without major fiddling. I put 6 to 8 hrs in on

Chuck Y said that some hide cars were missing boards. Anyone recall a photo of one of these cars? Ed

Please. Thank you. SGL

Actually, Richard was one of the first to reply. He has sent me an extensive list. I'll be working on getting this all together hopefully in the next week or so. Jim Brewer

That and auto accessories (which are till located around the area, Johnson Controls, for example, though when AMC/Rambler was around it was more prevalent). Other uses of leather include belts and