Can anyone tell me if the Proto 2000 war emergency 2-bay hopper has been relieced yet? And if so, what road names is in the first reliece? Charlie Slater Bakersfield,

The LL site lists the following; ITEM # ROADNAME AND NUMBER PAINT SCHEME 23799 Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe #180633 As Delivered: Oxide Brown w/ White Lettering 23800

Charlie, Santa Fe composite cars are included in the first release and it's my understanding that the boat has docked; they may have been shipped already. Models of the Santa Fe cars after they were

Fellow Listers, I am very new to the group, and still consider myself very new at trying to do some railroad modeling. I'm not entirely sure if this is the place for this post or

Fellow Listers, I am very new to the group, and still consider myself very new at trying to do some railroad modeling. I'm not entirely sure if this is the place for this post or

Some of the Cyclopedias can be mail-ordered from hobby shops. The last time I was there, The Train Shop in Santa Clara, CA had quite a few. You can contact The Train Shop at " 408-296-1050 - Train

Thanks Jeff for the info. BTW gize, sorry if my message hit your mailbox three times. I must have gotten punchy with the "send" button at the e-Groups site. :) Warren

Warren asked: These have been available at wholesale pretty recently, so stores could carry them if they wanted (and they may still be so available). They should not be hard to find via booksellers

Warren, I think that a couple of people have got you started on the wrong foot. The Train Sheds are only one small component of a very large library available to modelers who are interested in

Byron, Wow! and thanks! This is the type of info and encouragement that I was looking for. I really enjoyed building aircraft and armor kits in my youth, and was pretty darn good at it

Why Byron, that was surprisingly informative, and even civil! What's gotten into you? Did you fall into a vat of honey? If this ever gets out, your reputation will be ruined! Timothy O'Connor

Sorry, I meant for that only to go to Byron, not to the list. Forgive me. Timothy O'Connor <timoconnor@...> Marlborough, Massachusetts

Paul Graf of Atlas is looking for photos from which to create the artwork for other versions of their HO scale pulpwood car. Supposedly the Frisco, Savannah & Atlanta, IGN, MP, SP and NCStL all had

John, "SP" didn't buy any, but T&NO (SP Texas lines) did, as did SSW (aka Cotton Belt). SP acquired the T&NO cars after the merger. I don't know of any really good builder photos, but I would LOVE to

Paul - Ed Hawkins lists all the regular and bulkhead flats built by ACF between '43 and '57 were box car red. Now the pulpwood car in question was homebuilt, but the ACF paint schemes would suggest

Tim - There is a builder's photo of the T&NO car on our Atlas rolling stock guide (http://www.union.rpi.edu/railroad/images/rolling-stock/Kits/Atlas-kits.html #FM) and maybe Atlas will do it. Any

On Wed, 10 Jan 2001 00:43:05 -0500 "Tim O'Connor" <timoconnor@...> writes: Reputation, what reputation? Everybody who's ever met me knows what a sweet, even tempered, knowledgeable guy I am.

Warren, Thanks for asking this question - after sitting in on clincs at the San Jose national and seeing the large attendance by modelers fairly new to prototype modeling and listening to some of

Richard sent on some photos of prototypes of the ECW depressed center flats, and I've posted them on our ECW guide section

Hi Warren, I still do play with all those other hobbies, or at least I seem to collect as many aircraft kits as freight car kits. I'm still waiting for a chance to sit down and build a 1/48 A-36