Re: ATSF "B" End of FE-22 Autocars
Allan Smith <smithal9@...>
TIM The Fe-21's and 22's were rebuilt in 1940. Sunshine has a minikit #22 that shows the B end of a Fe-21 50' single door boxcar. That end should be the same as a Fe-22. If you go to the Sunshine website and download the PDF file you should have a picture of the end. Al Smith On Friday, July 4, 2014 4:58 AM, "mjmcguirk@... [STMFC]" <STMFC@...> wrote: I don't know…. maybe that's the reason John seems to get so many models built. Marty McGuirk
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Re: Richard Hendrickson
tjcataldo
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Re: Richard Hendrickson
Tony Thompson
Denny Anspach wrote:
Denny, you are right in a way, and Richard did talk from time to time about a “big book,” to be all about tank cars. I believe he never really started, being a little daunted by the magnitude of the task, though I often tried to encourage to try a chapter and see if it would get him going. But remember he DID do three books about Santa Fe freight cars, and most of the writing in the book he co-authored with Ed Kaminski, on Billboard Refrigerator Cars. I also think he felt that the impact of numerous magazine articles (he published more than 400) was important too, and reached a lot of people. Tony Thompson |
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Richard
Guys,
For those who may not have seen it, I received through the STMFC, the following message from Sandra: Dear Mike, I've gotten so many cudos to Richard .. it's a shame he isn't here to hear them. Thank you for your kind words. And please relay to STMFC my thanks. This was so sudden and unexpected that I still don't know what I'm doing. Sandra Mike Brock |
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Re: Richard Hendrickson
Armand Premo
Nicely said..A Premo
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Re: Notes About Richard
Tony Thompson
Sandra has been reading them on Richard’s computer. Tony Thompson
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Re: Richard Hendrickson
cj riley <cjriley42@...>
I have hesitated to respond since it could easily be repetitious, but Richard was a great help with the freight car chapter in my book. In the end, I could only think of an expression I have heard:
"When someone dies, a library burns." Never more appropriate than now. RIP Richard. 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Re: Richard Hendrickson
rwitt_2000
Richard's passing is sad news indeed. Richard was a friend and colleague. He was full of life with much more to give. He was a trained academic and that is how he treated the study of steam era freight cars. Richard will be missed. |
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Re: WTB Intermountain kit # 40799, AAR 1937 box car
John Barry
Found, thanks to your knowledge and generosity I have sourced my core kits. Now to live fully and get them built for Fresno! Richard's untimely passing is teaching us another life lesson, The Teacher continues to educate us even in his absence. John Barry ATSF North Bay Lines Golden Gates & Fast Freights 707-490-9696 3450 Palmer Drive, Suite 4224 Cameron Park, CA 95682 From: "John Barry northbaylines@... [STMFC]" To: STMFC ; "Shake_N_Take@..." Sent: Friday, July 4, 2014 7:14 AM Subject: [STMFC] WTB Intermountain kit # 40799, AAR 1937 box car Needed to complete my Bx-28 and Bx-31. I received a pair of Centralia Car Shops kits from Des Plains, but when I dug into them last night I discovered not only do they have the fixed ends that need to be sawed off, they came with the Viking roof. All wrong for the ATSF cars. I'll have to save them for another day. This will be my first serious kitbash and I'm not quite up to whacking the ends off on my first go. Andy Carlson has some on order, but has been told they will ship "some time" which helps neither of us. Any one have one or two of the Intermountain 40799 you are willing to part with? I would like to have the build for the ATSFRRH&MS convention in Fresno, but am seriously running out of time. Also am willing to do a production position swap as they do in the airline industry and purchase you a future replacement for a kit now. John Barry ATSF North Bay Lines Golden Gates & Fast Freights 707-490-9696 3450 Palmer Drive, Suite 4224 Cameron Park, CA 95682 |
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Re: Richard Hendrickson
MARK OLSTYN
I met Richard early on at Naperville and had the the privilege to talk with him a couple of times. He truly was an exceptional person. The depth of his knowledge was amazing. As much as his loss to the modeling world is, is it possible to create a compendium of all the railroading comments he made to this list and others who received information from him, with the real facts according to Richard Hendrickson. An awful lot of railroad knowledge passed with him and we'll never be able to ask him any more questions. Could this knowledge be compiled some how before it's lost for all time? It would be a great tribute to him.
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Re: Commemorative Richard Hendrickson Built
jon miller <atsfus@...>
On 7/4/2014 6:27 AM, Charlie
Duckworth omahaduck@... [STMFC] wrote:
Was there a 'favorite' Santa Fe car of his he worked on with the manufacturers to produce or one he mentioned during his conversations with fellow ATSF modelers? If not, I'll go with the Westerfield ATSF Bx-11 as my recommendation. I would suggest the Bx-3 as Richard was the one who first saw the masters and suggested they go to Al. -- Jon Miller For me time stopped in 1941 Digitrax--Chief/Zephyr systems, JMRI User NMRA Life member #2623 Member SFRH&MS |
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Re: Richard Hendrickson
Denny Anspach <danspachmd@...>
The greatest tragedy of Richard's death is that at 83, he was still a person of physical vitality (to my knowledge, he still flew aerobatics in his own Citabria airplane), and his undiminished productive mind continued on at a pace that those younger might only envy. He was not ready to yet wind down his life; nor was there any need that I last knew about to actually consider doing so.
The Big Hole in his productive life, as many of his railroad friends and students might see it, was that he never produced a Magnum Opus, THE FREIGHT CAR BOOK, that would have summarized for posterity the vast amount of data that he accumulated over a lifetime of interest, and which only exists in part in widely scattered publications, most of which were low-volume (even by our standards) and defunct to boot. The high value of such accumulated knowledge and data only gains the high acclaim that posterity requires when it is actually published for wide critical review. Richard always explained to me that he was reluctant to do so because railroad interests were only a part of his everyday life; and in his retirement, his devotion to flying and aerobatics (for instance) quite often took precedence, if only because advancing age of pilots and the FAA eventually close at a single point. I believe that it is safe to say that the person closest to Richard in the sharing of railroad interests in general, and freight car interests in particular, is Tony Thompson; and at some appropriate and respectful time, I would hope that he might weigh in on how Richard would have liked to have made all of this knowledge available to those who follow. R.I.P. Denny Denny S. Anspach MD Okoboji, IA |
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WTB Intermountain kit # 40799, AAR 1937 box car
John Barry
Needed to complete my Bx-28 and Bx-31. I received a pair of Centralia Car Shops kits from Des Plains, but when I dug into them last night I discovered not only do they have the fixed ends that need to be sawed off, they came with the Viking roof. All wrong for the ATSF cars. I'll have to save them for another day. This will be my first serious kitbash and I'm not quite up to whacking the ends off on my first go. Andy Carlson has some on order, but has been told they will ship "some time" which helps neither of us. Any one have one or two of the Intermountain 40799 you are willing to part with? I would like to have the build for the ATSFRRH&MS convention in Fresno, but am seriously running out of time. Also am willing to do a production position swap as they do in the airline industry and purchase you a future replacement for a kit now. John Barry ATSF North Bay Lines Golden Gates & Fast Freights 707-490-9696 3450 Palmer Drive, Suite 4224 Cameron Park, CA 95682 |
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Re: Richard Hendrickson
Clark Propst
I’ve hesitated on writing, not being good at this type of stuff.
I still tell friends about the first presentation of Richard’s I attended.
Don’t think my mouth closed the entire time. I’ve asked him about different
freight cars over the years and always received emails with images, sometimes
without soliciting. Once I asked about a particular ATSF box car and he sent me
doors he had had cast for that class. I’ll treasure that model even more now.
I’ve been fortunate enough to have sent Richard more freight car photos than
I’ve received, but the most humbling honor was having him buy a freight car from
me last fall.
Stan Rydarowicz is not on this list. I don’t know how many times he’s
commented to me that he really enjoyed Richard’s articles in RMJ on new models.
Mainly because he would tell you which were correct, which were close and which
were not and let you decide your purchase.
It was MY pleasure Richard...
Clark
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Commemorative Richard Hendrickson Built
Like others have stated Richard improved the hobby to levels most of us didn't realize existed in the 1980's. From upgrading the Athearn Blue Box Boxcar to building his Westrail war emergency boxcar he got an entire generation of modelers focused on going beyond painting Athearn boxcars with Champ decals. His early articles on kit bashing and improving freight cars made us focus on what was being pulled between the locomotives and caboose. More than one modeler on this list mentioned a built to commemorate Richard's memory and contributions to our hobby. Think about all these Santa Fe cars putting mileage on the many layouts in this honor for years going forward, what a better way to honor a fellow model railroader. I know almost every Westerfield ATSF instruction sheet I've read gives credit to Richard for helping. Was there a 'favorite' Santa Fe car of his he worked on with the manufacturers to produce or one he mentioned during his conversations with fellow ATSF modelers? If not, I'll go with the Westerfield ATSF Bx-11 as my recommendation. Charlie Duckworth |
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Re: ATSF "B" End of FE-22 Autocars
Marty McGuirk
I don't know….
maybe that's the reason John seems to get so many models built. Marty McGuirk |
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Re: ATSF "B" End of FE-22 Autocars
Charles Hladik
Tom,
And lean on JJ !!! For years we've been trying to
get him to get on line. At least point him to the Franklin library.
Chuck Hladik
In a message dated 7/4/2014 3:15:14 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
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Re: ATSF "B" End of FE-22 Autocars
Thomas Olsen <tmolsen@...>
Tim and Rich,
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Many thanks for the help in regard to the "B" end of the ATSF FE-22. John Johnson is in the process of building the F22 and since he does not have internet access, I was asking for him. Thanks to your information, I will copy the photo and forward it to him so that he can complete the car. Best regards, Tom Olsen On 7/2/14, Rich C rhcdmc@... [STMFC] <STMFC@...> wrote:
Tom, Owning 2 Sunshine mini-kits, the Fe-22 and Fe-23 have the same ends. |
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Re: Richard Hendrickson
I know I responded already but I was thinking about my friendship with Richard, and wanted to share one more memory. When I first got the courage to email him off list, I addressed him as Mr. Hendrickson,. (I was approximately 40 years younger than Richard, and the way I was raised first names were not used in initial contacts.) It wasn’t long before he had me calling him Richard. I think that his approachability and gracious nature are what really endeared him to me and probably many others.
Brian J. Carlson, P.E. Cheektowaga, NY
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Re: Richard Hendrickson
> Just to add to what the "Boss Brock at the Beach" has reminded us of, without the inspiration of > Richard there would have never been a SHAKE N TAKE... and so many other things to numerous to mention. > Greg Martin Just out of curiousity about Richard's influence on myself, I just checked all of my email archives simply for saved emails from Richard -- There are a total of 3,834 emails. Of course many of these take place in the context of discussions with multiple people, so Richard's name is mentioned in tens of thousands more emails. Of the total, 595 emails are from pre-Yahoo days of rec.models.railroad and the FCN mailing list or just private or shared conversations via email. The earliest are from 1996. The first Naperville meet was in 1994, and the first one I went to was in 1995. So it was very soon after that (1996) that the emailing began -- and it never stopped! The amazing thing is that I can open any one of those saved messages and there is always something interesting / useful / thoughtful in them (which is why I saved them of course). So although I will never again have the pleasure of talking with Richard he lives on in the printed word for as long as I can still read. Tim O' |
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