Are there decals available for these cars? Richard Townsend Lincoln City, OR

The drawing does show a diagonal-panel roof. https://www.nwhs.org/archivesdb/detail.php?ID=15608 David Thompson

Appears to be. Notice that yours has 2 ladders on one side only. Mine has only one ladder on both sides. I have no box! I bought second hand so have no idea what the

Jello Jon, I suppose it's this one?:

I have a nice looking brass tank car. It's 2 dome and etched on the bottom of the frame is AJIN, 10-1988. It is painted gloss black and that's the way I bought it. It

David, As I correct in assuming that these two cars had diagonal panel roofs after rebuilding? These are both cars I've contemplated kitbashing from Front Range bodies for a long time. Will I ever get

Nicely done, Bob. I need to pay more attention to some of the plastic kit upgrades on my list, and you’re providing lots of inspiration. Nelson Moyer

Well done Bob, I especially like the way you handled the door. Where do you get your door hardware from? I will have a few Front Range and CB&T cars to enter into the "I wanna model the older plastic

WM #4009 was one of series #4001-4050 built 7/51. The prototype featured a 7-foot panel door with unusual rib spacing at panel #3 to accommodate the tack board, improved dreadnaught ends, and a

These are mid-'50s rebuilds of N&W's round-roof box cars originally in classes B-1 and

The railroad in the photo is the Boston & Maine Regards, Tom Travers

Friends, If anybody wants to take up Jim's suggestion to model one of these using Andy's photo as a guide, the WP general arrangement drawings are attached. These were similar to the P2K 52'

Here is a sneak peak at the new kits I will have available soon. N&W B1a and B1b The kit will have sides, ends, roof, floor and decals. Chad Boas

Might make an interesting project for a mini-kit project for an RPM meet. Jim

http://resincarworks.com/ Jim Brewer

An address for Resin Car Works Please .Armand Premo

Another instance where I found a picture otherwise not discovered using a search with railroad terms on a non-railroad website. I think this one popped-up in a search using the term "factory". Bob

Friends, A couple of weeks back we were discussing WP'S 29' coil gondolas here, and off-group as well. This month I am scanning up miscellaneous bits and pieces of paper, and ran across the attached

John Golden builds a boxcar mini-kit in the latest Resin Car Works blog post. http://blog.resincarworks.com/building-the-rcw-illinois-central-boxcar-mini-kit/

Interesting thread. I’ve learned a lot. I had Kalmbach “Freight Cars of the ‘40’s & ‘50’s” handy. The cover is a high angle color shot of a multi-track Chicago yard in 1942. If you have