Photo: NYC Boxcar 157201 A 1955 photo from the Temple University Libraries: https://digital.library.temple.edu/digital/collection/p15037coll3/id/65636 This photo can be enlarged quite a bit. Bob

Decals are easy. May have to “cut and paste” to get an appropriate number and other data. http://speedwitchmedia.com/product/d109-utlx-tank-cars/ Brian J. Carlson

Ken: The kit will allow you to (appropriately) omit the dome ladder and platform on the right side. Finding good decals that will readily do this car may prove challenging. Good luck! -- Dave

John, I just used them on an F&C 70 ton L&NE cement hopper for a friend in NJ They went on well, snuggled down well. One thing I noticed is the ink is elastic once on the car. So if you want to

The car is clearly stenciled: “Bad order Do not load” and is a G27. Guess somebody was functionally illiterate? David Soderblom Baltimore MD USA david.soderblom@...

Hi List Members, The photo linked below shows us the United Gas Improvement Company gas facility. There is a nice trio of twin hoppers present, all appear to be lettered with UGI road numbers.

Ordered the kit. No great savings but I just like to roll (build) my own.... Now I need 1945-1952 period deals for UTLX. -- Ken Adams In splendid Shelter In Place solitude, about half way up Walnut

Making you feel a little bit (T)ichy... -- Ken Adams In splendid Shelter In Place solitude, about half way up Walnut Creek

The white ACL steam loco decals I purchased were almost transparent. Gary Bechdol Stone Mountain, Ga

John, I have seen and purchased decals from this company. I asked the same question on a couple IO boards and never received an answer. You would think there would be a lot of interest in a new decal

I've bought them but not used them yet. When I asked the same question the answers I received was that the white is a bit opaque. Fenton -- Fenton Wells 250 Frye Rd Pinehurst NC

Has anyone had any experience with decals by K4 Decals ? https://k4decals.com/ John Riddell

Thanks everyone for the insightful replies! Claus Schlund

It may be apocryphal, but I was told that early CB&Q paint shop instructions for mixing mineral red (the Q called it Indian Red) was by the number of handfuls of the red pigment they mined in Wyoming

Guys as was posted earlier this month. No more parts. It’s plain as day on the IM site. https://www.intermountain-railway.com/customerservice/csparts.html Note several undec cars are in stock per

Nice find, Bob! Thanks for sharing. A G27 in its prime, including “BAD ORDER DO NOT LOAD”! Gotta love that! Elden Gatwood

All, I've ordered direct from IM previously and also last year, by email. Gave them part type and amount and a couple of weeks later envelope with goodies arrived. Small parts fee, free shipping.

Roger Huber wrote: Good point, Roger. I recall the retired PFE Chief Mechanical Officer telling me about the PFE representatives at manufacturing plants, who had to decide, on the basis of

Looks like it was just reweighed. Lenny Ohrnell

Photo: PRR Gondola 348201 A 1956 photo from the Temple University Libraries: https://digital.library.temple.edu/digital/collection/p16002coll26/id/462/rec/2725 This photo can be enlarged quite a