I don't know of a group, but you might enjoy this website: C.B.& Q. Bridges in La Salle C.B.& Q. Bridges in La Salle Roy Wojahn

I was reading through some M&StL employee news letters and saw a blurbsaying a pet food company had bought a canning factory on the line I model. Saidthey were going to ship in whale meat from Canada

 Richard, Did anyone ever send you a copy of this? If not, I will be happy tosend one along to you, off list. Regards, Steve Busch Dubcan, SC

Bruce, I'm confused by the part of your response saying "...2D5P1 trucks (aka 2D-P1, since the "-" in the nomenclature refers to the standard "5"). " The 2D5P1 and 2D-P1 diagrams on Rob's PRR railfan

From the SCL, B&O and Keystone modelers PDF on FGEX/WFEX/BREX cars. "Cars with FDEX reporting marks appear by this time. The cars are stenciled "Double Deck" on the car sides and havedouble decks

Looking through my ORERs for BCX, I see that in Jan '38 they reported having 34 tank cars, including #1121, which was described as "Gond., Coal Compt. Tank" with a capacity of 1,000 gallons. I wonder

​The 5730 was the last one on the roster and was equipped with 2D5P1 trucks (aka 2D-P1, since the "-" in the nomenclature refers to the standard "5"). These cars appear to have been built with

Folks, Is ther a railroad bridges group? I am looking for Pere Marquette Rr/Rwy bridge images for a future project. Thanks, Al Kresse

Hi Ken--You have asked this while many of the PRR folks are away at our annual meeting. Sadly, I am not. You may expect some more traffic on your question later today and tomorrow as they catch up

Dear colleague, Walthers made the PRR R50b express refrigerator car, which is quite a different car. Walthers also made the PRR B60b baggage car, which also is quite a different car. The similarity

Don Valentine wrote: Don, the"I" meant "insulated" and virtually all ICC 105A cars would have been insulated. Tony Thompson

---In STMFC@..., <thecitrusbelt@...> wrote : These 1958 photos just make it into the group's era. Captionsstate the engines are being unloaded at a Lincoln-Mercury plant. The source ofthe photos

---In STMFC@..., <hawk0621@...> wrote : Don, The Brown Co. received the following three 6,000-gal., ICC-105A300, Type 27 tank cars from ACF. Lot 738, BCX 1128, built 11-28 Lot 981, BCX 1129, built

Thanks Bob that's my excuse for all my Automobile boxcars. Paul Doggett UK Sent from Yahoo Mail on Android

Friends, The car is FDEX 9163, part of series 9050-9249, 58 cars in my October 1958 ORER. The series is covered by note "X", which refers to stage icing. There apparently

Dear Colleagues, I recently acquired a RailWorks PRR R60 Express Refrigerator car, from which the trucks had been removed. I am trying to find replacement trucks. The only pictures that I could find

In case anyone wants to download and watch the film: https://archive.org/details/InvadersFromMarsClassicFilm Interestingly, the train and most of the vehicle footage is WWII stock film of stateside

Bill Welch when you can please take a look at this photo ... to my eye the underframe for this FDEX reefer is from a former PRR R7. Were these rebuilds on the former PRR R7 underframes random or were

Thank you Chuck! I ran to the hobby store and you are absolutely correct on the paint mix. I think that will be the winner. I have to admit when I mixed it for a test paint it was really pink but