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Curious if anyone here may have one of the KASLO Shops Canadian National 40-foot Howe trussed SS boxcar kits they would like to sell. Sorry do not know their catalog number if there was more than one

Cheer up Claus, the Pennsy gon looks a lot more capable of handling that tank than the sagging flat bed trailer it was on in the photo that first came up! The trailer looked like it had a John

The car to the right appears to be a Erie car with an end door. I'll leave the rest to tjose with better computer ability than I possess. My best, Don Valentine

Don Valentine wrote: There is a simple answer, from Ed Kaminski who worked with the AC&F tank car plant for years. The answer? it was buyer choice. Tony Thompson tony@...

hello Allen, I'd be interested in some etched walkways and platform decks for the same lines of tank cars. Also have a tank car question. Back in the late 1990's my late friend Bob Witbeck, a

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An online search brings up this image from Salt Lake City. https://collections.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s60s039q Lee Stoermer Aldie, VA

Fenton Wells at srrfan1401@... can answer ALL your Southern Rwy freight car questions. John Golden Germany

I've taken a special interest in the early Great Northern refrigerator cars -- that is, refrigerator cars owned by Great Northern Railway prior to formation of WFEX in 1923. The valuation reports

Does anyone have a source for 0.010 lead foil in reasonable small quantities for modeling purposes? James Cummings

I was not certain the correct gauge for tie-rods for early box cars and reefers? The originals are usually given as 1.5 inches. Hopefully this would the queen posts in the old roundhouse 36'

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Hi Guys, I case you never met him, I thought I'd share of my friend "TGreg", as I called him, at Cocoa Beach in January 2009. That's Greg on the right and Chris "Ziggy" Zygmunt at left. Godspeed,

Just got off the phone with Bob Hundman; we commiserated over the passing of Greg Martin. And we agree that while ihis passing is a tragedy, we can minimize our grief by dwelling on how lucky we all

Could it be Cambria Steel? They also built freight cars. Eric Hansmann Murfreesboro, TN

Great project, hope it turns out perfectly Fenton

The references I have don’t show Utah operations for Carnegie Steel. Perhaps it’s like the local iron works in Irondale (near Port Townsend) WA that I was told was owned by Carnegie.Research on

I'm building a Train room with a house for my Wife over it. Paul Catapano Winchester, VA

Also a nice locomotive! Jim Hunter