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Re: Shell tank cars in the northeast
List,
Thanks to everyone that offered information. It seems what I REALLY need is another UTLX tanker. Now if someone would make with an 8K X-3....
Cheers,
Brian LaManna/Moncton, NB
From:
List,
Thanks to everyone that offered information. It seems what I REALLY need is another UTLX tanker. Now if someone would make with an 8K X-3....
Cheers,
Brian LaManna/Moncton, NB
From:
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Brian LaManna
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#149573
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Sunshine Models BREX plug door reefer
Hello-
I am offering for sale one Sunshine Models resin reefer kit. It is new, purchased in Naperville so no shipping labels, and it has never had its contents disturbed. I will ship it wrapped with
Hello-
I am offering for sale one Sunshine Models resin reefer kit. It is new, purchased in Naperville so no shipping labels, and it has never had its contents disturbed. I will ship it wrapped with
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Andy Carlson
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#149572
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Re: Application techniques for Pan Pastels
I've been applying them with Micro Brushes which provide a lot of control
since the brush head is so small.
Jack Burgess
Sent: Sunday, May 14, 2017 1:54 PM
To: STMFC@...
Subject:
I've been applying them with Micro Brushes which provide a lot of control
since the brush head is so small.
Jack Burgess
Sent: Sunday, May 14, 2017 1:54 PM
To: STMFC@...
Subject:
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Jack Burgess
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#149571
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Roommate at Collinsville, IL
I have a room reserved Thursday, June 22-Saturday June 25th at the Super8 in Collinsville, IL, next door to the Gateway Center during the St. Louis area RPM meet and need a roommate. The shared cost
I have a room reserved Thursday, June 22-Saturday June 25th at the Super8 in Collinsville, IL, next door to the Gateway Center during the St. Louis area RPM meet and need a roommate. The shared cost
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Jared Harper
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#149570
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Re: Application techniques for Pan Pastels
I have been applying the Pan Pastels primarily with a paintbrush, one dedicated to the Pan Pastels because they are different in consistency and application style than chalks (pastel chalk scraped
I have been applying the Pan Pastels primarily with a paintbrush, one dedicated to the Pan Pastels because they are different in consistency and application style than chalks (pastel chalk scraped
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A&Y Dave in MD
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#149569
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Interesting roof paint failures
Slightly beyond ourera, but the URTX reefers in this
Slightly beyond ourera, but the URTX reefers in this
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Steve and Barb Hile
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#149568
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Re: Application techniques for Pan Pastels
Schuyler,
This link has several tutorials and tips to get you started: http://weatheringtechniques.com/
Scott Haycock
To Steam Freight cars, of course.
I know quite a few of you all have been
Schuyler,
This link has several tutorials and tips to get you started: http://weatheringtechniques.com/
Scott Haycock
To Steam Freight cars, of course.
I know quite a few of you all have been
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Scott H. Haycock
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#149567
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Re: Application techniques for Pan Pastels
I bought a bunch of the foam applicator's for the different handles that Rob demonstrated at one of the earlier Naperville meets. I sometimes also just use regular paint brushes.
I try to vary the
I bought a bunch of the foam applicator's for the different handles that Rob demonstrated at one of the earlier Naperville meets. I sometimes also just use regular paint brushes.
I try to vary the
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Brian Carlson
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#149566
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Application techniques for Pan Pastels
To Steam Freight cars, of course.
I know quite a few of you all have been using Pan Pastels for weathering. I finally bought a few basic colors and have been playing with them. I thought I’d
To Steam Freight cars, of course.
I know quite a few of you all have been using Pan Pastels for weathering. I finally bought a few basic colors and have been playing with them. I thought I’d
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Schuyler Larrabee
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#149565
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Re: Weathered Roof - PFE Reefer
Interesting, Bob. I’d speculate that the dark area around the ribs is condensation. The ribs are exposed to the cold inside the reefer, and are comparatively cool on the exterior. Those two
Interesting, Bob. I’d speculate that the dark area around the ribs is condensation. The ribs are exposed to the cold inside the reefer, and are comparatively cool on the exterior. Those two
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Schuyler Larrabee
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#149564
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Weathered Roof - PFE Reefer
This is a link to a photo from the Center for RailroadPhotography & Art:
https://www.flickr.com/photos/railphotoart/25558915051/sizes/k/
Caption: "An eastbound Union Pacific freight
This is a link to a photo from the Center for RailroadPhotography & Art:
https://www.flickr.com/photos/railphotoart/25558915051/sizes/k/
Caption: "An eastbound Union Pacific freight
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thecitrusbelt@...
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#149563
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Re: Shell tank cars in the northeast
In addition Shell Oil had 68 cars in reporting marks SCAX until 1956.
John Riddell
In addition Shell Oil had 68 cars in reporting marks SCAX until 1956.
John Riddell
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John Riddell
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#149562
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Re: Permanent Heaters—(BAR Insulated Boxcars)
One thing I forgot is the kerosene fuel tank. I will have to search my stash for my F&C kit.
Rich Christie
One thing I forgot is the kerosene fuel tank. I will have to search my stash for my F&C kit.
Rich Christie
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Rich C
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#149561
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Re: Permanent Heaters—(BAR Insulated Boxcars)
The sides from the Accurail 8500 series reefer would work with sill tabs cut into the sill. New ends would be needed as the prototype (at least the BAR 2000 series) had 1R/2/4 ends. It looks like they
The sides from the Accurail 8500 series reefer would work with sill tabs cut into the sill. New ends would be needed as the prototype (at least the BAR 2000 series) had 1R/2/4 ends. It looks like they
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Richard Townsend
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#149560
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Re: YMW's newest kit offering
Progressing slowly, but progressing
Pierre Oliverwww.elgincarshops.comwww.yarmouthmodelworks.com
On 5/13/17 2:44 PM, Daniel McConnachie mcconnachie.daniel@... [STMFC] wrote:
Progressing slowly, but progressing
Pierre Oliverwww.elgincarshops.comwww.yarmouthmodelworks.com
On 5/13/17 2:44 PM, Daniel McConnachie mcconnachie.daniel@... [STMFC] wrote:
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Pierre Oliver
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#149559
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Re: YMW's newest kit offering
Does moving slowly mean they are available or that they are progressing slowly?
I know I'm in the market for a number of these cars.
Daniel.
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Daniel McConnachie
Does moving slowly mean they are available or that they are progressing slowly?
I know I'm in the market for a number of these cars.
Daniel.
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Daniel McConnachie
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Daniel McConnachie
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#149558
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Re: Permanent Heaters—(BAR Insulated Boxcars)
Bob, At one time Funaro & Camerlengo offered a kit with both New Haven & BAR decals. The kit is long discontinued. However, one should be able to 'bash one with the aforementioned Shapeways parts
Bob, At one time Funaro & Camerlengo offered a kit with both New Haven & BAR decals. The kit is long discontinued. However, one should be able to 'bash one with the aforementioned Shapeways parts
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Rich C
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#149557
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Re: Permanent Heaters—(BAR Insulated Boxcars)
Does anyone make an accurate insulated boxcar to go with these heaters?
If not, what model would be a good starting point?
Thanks.
Bob Chaparro
Hemet, CA
Does anyone make an accurate insulated boxcar to go with these heaters?
If not, what model would be a good starting point?
Thanks.
Bob Chaparro
Hemet, CA
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thecitrusbelt@...
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#149556
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Re: Shell tank cars in the northeast
Yes, the RPX cars joined UTLX beginning in 1948, but it tookseveral years to get all the cars renumbered. At least 1000 cars werepurchased.
I hope that this is helpful.
Regards,
Steve Hile
Yes, the RPX cars joined UTLX beginning in 1948, but it tookseveral years to get all the cars renumbered. At least 1000 cars werepurchased.
I hope that this is helpful.
Regards,
Steve Hile
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Steve and Barb Hile
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#149555
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Re: Shell tank cars in the northeast
Hi List,
From what I can gather based on responses, RPX is there in '53 but is gone by '55. Could/should I assume that Shell's eastern division fleet was now a part of the UTLX or GATX fleet by '55?
Hi List,
From what I can gather based on responses, RPX is there in '53 but is gone by '55. Could/should I assume that Shell's eastern division fleet was now a part of the UTLX or GATX fleet by '55?
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Brian LaManna
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#149554
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