D&RGW "Cookie Box" insulated boxcars constructed under AFE #3927 in 1955 were painted white. All other Cookie Box cars were painted silver. At least two Cookie Box cars from AFE #5557 in 1961 received

In the past Denny came up to medford. OR for different things and he’d come out to Kadee to visit and we’d have lunch together and he’d become a good friend. God bless him, as we

My friends and I have been discussing the Harrisburg trove, and agree a lot of this smacks of Pittsburgh traffic, specifically Monongahela Division. These cars, in those mixes, showed up in Pgh

Rob Mopac used radial roofs on their SS cars so the Accurail car isn’t good for MP. Speedwitch makes a MKT set for a SS yellow boxcar that’s very well done. -- Charlie Duckworth Omaha, Ne.

Ours prayers go out for Dr Denny and his family. 🙏 -- Paul R Greenwald PRRT&HS #1802 NMRA #129229

A long, long time ago I remember when the Accurail kits were new, and I didn’t know much about prototype equipment. Being a CPR modeller, I bought a passel of the them, thinking they looked like

Dave "Silver Streak" Bayless worked the GEMCO job in Lozangelez for a long time; he's a perennial Bay Area modeler.

gary laakso wrote: This is sad news, though not totally unexpected. Denny's health has not been great in recent years. But his contributions to the California State Railroad Museum are immense,

Garth Groff wrote: Worth observing that the older portion of the Silver Streak line, maybe a third of the kits, including the SP cupola caboose, were about 10 percent oversize, almost exactly

My prayers go out to Denny and his family. Rich Christie

Denny has always been pleasure to talk to and a willing to help and share information. We pray for his comfort, healing and peace as well as for his family. Steve and Barb Hile

Jim, Silver Streak was a line of wood-sided freight cars, mostly boxcars, cabooses, a few refrigerators, and a Hart convertible gondola. The cars had scribed and pre-painted plywood sides and

Who or what is this “Silver Streak”? -- Jim Allen Utah

But it was a great shot of some B&O hoppers! Wallace Steinbrecher

From the passenger car list. Gary Laakso Northwest of Mike Brock

Thanks for all of the good (and quick) responses on my truck question. With so many made and sold I am amazed that I don't recall ever hearing of this brand of freight car truck. I am impressed on how

A repost of a Chuck Zeiler photo: https://www.flickr.com/photos/chuckzeiler/26329487085/in/album-72157650922113005/ CB&Q Class XM-32A 37000 Caption: "Chicago Burlington & Quincy Railroad Class

Here's photos of a CB&Q Truck No. 67 at the North Dakota State RR Museum in Mandan, ND. Unit Truck offered several different side frame castings with Unit Truck's unique features cast on. Brian

Eric - Those cars in the series with wood floors had a smaller IH than those with a steel floor (4' 4" versus 4' 8") and a smaller cubic capacity. Each ORER noted the existence of the difference in

From the 1940 CBC And here is a page from the 1946 CBC Steve Hile