Some models take time to complete. I recently pushed an HO scale resin model across the finish line that was started nearly nine years ago. Check out the details on the DesignBuildOp blog!

I built one in O scale, using an Intermountain 'Viking' roof, along with modified Intermountain doors and under frame. It was built so the doors could open, and there is a load modeling bagged flour

I have completed an F & C Lehigh wrong way boxcar and its ready for the paint shop. The instructions call for boxcar red but the photos on the website the car appears a lot more red. I looked at

This year’s NERPM, scheduled for Friday and Saturday June 2-3, is approaching quickly. If you haven’t preregistered please do so soon. You can preregister on our website: nerpm.org. You'll also

Total of 690 cars (81200 - 81889) rebuilt from other X31 cars in 1944 There were still 12 on the roster when PRR ceased to exist. Rich Orr

I have several questions about these cars: In what years were they built? How many were built? What were their last years in revenue service? Thank you. Bob

Ditto … what Steve said. Cheers, Bill Keene Irvine, CA

I also would like to be on your parts list for the BX 28. Steve. Sandifer

This issue contains “reprints” of several of Ben Hom’s definitive articles on the X29 box car. For me, that was reason enough to download and save a copy. I have not yet studied the series

An article that has not been mentioned in this thread is Ted Culotta's Essential Freight Car Offering in the July 2004 Railroad Moodel Craftsman issue. In this article Ted breaks down the Tichy body

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On the B&O diagram it lists the builder for the M-26 as "Pullman Car & Mfg Corp" apparently the company's name in the 1920s. Bob Witt

Folks, The Spring 2017 issue of the Keystone Modeler, #100, is now available. This is our 100th issue! See http://www.prrths.com/newprr_files/newPRRKeystoneModeler.htm Regards, Bruce Bruce F.

While not referenced with the B&OM-26 cars, the CGW also bought cars built by PC&M. On Page 87 & 88 ofRPCyc 18, the captions note the CGW cars built by Pullman Car & Manufacturing. Eric

Eric what builder is PC&M ? I don't recall seeing those initialsbefore. Tim O' M-26 265000-266999 2000cars built1925 PC&M Eric Hansmann

Greg,Add me to the list also Please.Armand Premo

Railway Prototype Cyclopedia Volume 18 hasprobably the most up-to-date info on B&O M-26 class and other cars built tothe 1923 ARA proposed standards. All of these car series listed below hada

Hello. Westerfield Models has available the 2-5-5-5 AT&SF 4 panel ends. They are Westerfield prat number 3842, are $3.50 per pair and can be ordered through our website secure model store under

I've used the Tichy steel sided rebuild kit for a CN 470000-470249 series steel boxcar, rebuilt by the GTW's Port Huron Shops in 1936. The earlier cars in the series used a Hutchins roof, but later

TGreg, I too would be interested in a set of parts for the rebuilt ATSF box car. John Golden Albersbach, Germany