Tony: Not sure what you feel is a "mild" upgrade. The D&H shorties can be seen with four different ends, but none of them match either of the two Accurail options (plain wood or Murphy). Also, by

No idea about the Society website, but I have some here and can sell one to you $55, postpaid. PayPal accepted. They are also available from Ron’s books, McMillan, and Amazon. J. Stephen

Well done Bill, great looking models of a car that you couldn't buy Fenton -- Fenton Wells 250 Frye Rd Pinehurst NC 28374 910-420-8106 srrfan1401@...

Hey guys, or girls, anyone have photos of D&H 36' box cars? Post war is preferred but any showing the various end upgrades will do nicely. Looking to do a mild upgrade of a pair of Accurail cars and

Nice models. They need some weathering tho. Jared Harper

Last two times I went to the Santa Fe Society webpage to buy your book, Stephen, I got the message "cannot complete your request at this time." Any suggestions? Tony Thompson tony@...

Really good looking models! What types of ends do they have? Gary Laakso Northwest of Mike Brock

Clark Propst wrote: "But, I don’t want to be one of those that uses “There’s only an ‘inferior’ model available so therefore I can’t model whatever?”. There’s also the late Stan

Bob, How about Albin Burrows article "36-Foot Harriman Standard Stock Cars" from MODEL RAILROADING for January 1989? There were also several similar articles in MODEL RAILROADING and RAILMODEL

I think I showed these once before, but maybe on the Resin list. I spent quite a few hours crawling on and under the 12k and 13k series when in MOW service as part of a project to build the 12k

Charlie, The following list was compiled when we had this discussion a number of years ago on the old group, which IIRC was orchestrated by Richard Hendrickson. You will need to consult B&O fans for

B&O from my photos: MC (many) NE EW WA (many) DU (several) BW (many) GW (several) ALEX LP KV J. Stephen Sandifer

I have all five. The Ellington book was great for 20+ years. I think you will find everything in it is in my book. Hundman’s book has lots of photos and drawings from a variety of railroads. I think

I don’t think that there are kits for the C&O cars. They were rebuilds of double sheathed cars from the mid 1920’s that were done in 1941 and 42 to add steel sides and door and a half. From

you can buy the Hundman book from bookfinders for about $14. I have the book; it's worth $14. Ed Mines

I’m only guessing, but think Ledgerwood car - the winch portion. Rob

This decal set is for a type III/103 8K gallon general purpose tank car. The three prototype shots show two insulated and pressurized cars in the 10-11K range and one "chemical" tank car with a

Hi Bob, An interesting car and an interesting railway. Looks like the photo was taken with a few years of 1901. Anyone have any thoughts as the location and the structure behind the car? Pax, Ralph

Very nice decal set. I take it not in HO? Jerry Michels

Also be aware that in Pensacola that Frisco interchanged cars with the L&N for the Port of Pensacola. Could be cars headed for the docks. Lee