It appears that the Bowser car has a typical Dreadnaught end. However, it also looks like something that Greg Martin would look at and see that the ends could be replaced and he woul d find or make

Paul I can sooooooooo relate!!! 3 years ago I got the train room and garage, wife has the run of the rest of the house. Lee Stoermer Aldie, VA

Film? I haven’t seen a dentist use x-ray film in ten years. Eric Hansmann Murfreesboro, TN

Fred Swanson wrote: Oh yeah, I remember that, back before digital X-rays . . . Tony Thompson tony@...

The x-ray film that's shoved in your mouth has lead that is .005". Fred Swanson

Ben Hom wrote: Thanks, Ben. I was afraid of that. I guess if I wanted a correct AF-1, I should have bought the Sunshine kit <g>. Tony Thompson tony@...

It’s taken me a while to get ready . . . no, to be able, to write about this. Greg’s passing has hit me much harder than I thought it might. I was aware for quite some time that he was

Tony Thompson wrote: "A friend, not local, has offered me a Bowser kit of this car class. I know these round-roof cars had a distinctive "dart-nought" end. Does anyone know if the Bowser kit has the

I'm working on the core of a 36'4" car right now. Probably stuff you already know, but the GN reefers show up in numerous yard photos on Shorpy in Duluth and in the City of Vancouver archives. The one

A friend, not local, has offered me a Bowser kit of this car class. I know these round-roof cars had a distinctive "dart-nought" end. Does anyone know if the Bowser kit has the correct ends? If so, I

The MP car in the foreground is possibly from the series 84100-84499, built late 20s as part of one of several orders of 40 ton single-sheathed auto cars with 12' doors. By 1950 most were converted

Westerfield has a model of a Great Northern class refrigerator before the formation of WFE. They found some information about colors. There are diagrams for the cars in the 1927 Freight Car Diagram

Looks like MP ?5150, maybe. The other one looks like ?&P 4330 Buell

Try the foil from wine bottles. m

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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