Hi List Members, In the image below, I can see two boxcars. I’m trying to make out the owning road for the one closest to the camers, but I’m not successful so far. Perhaps others on the list

Hi List Members, There is a nice scene showing a bulk oil dealership in 1924. Very model-genic. https://collections.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6pv8v89 Oh yes, there is also a steam era freight

Hi List Members, There was some interest in boiler loads on flat cars recently. The image linked below shows more of this... https://collections.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6bv9r7w If you click on

Yes Jeff, on the picnic table My studio -- Fenton Wells 250 Frye Rd Pinehurst NC 28374 910-420-8106 srrfan1401@...

Photo: SPLA&SL Boxcar 12007 https://collections.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s62v377x Partial photo of this boxcar. Description: "Eight men and a boxcar. Men freighting wool from Orderville to the rail

Very nice models! I also like the lighting in the photos – were they taken outdoors? Regards, -Jeff

Nice job, Fenton! Elden Gatwood

Nice variety of cars, Fenton. I’m glad to see somebody else is building passenger cars. I posted a question on the passenger car group this morning asking about hand brakes on CB&Q heavyweight

Here is what I've built and am building since the shut down. Something old, something new, something plastic, something resin and some things not complete, nothing blue but me since I am not able to

Ray Breyer has pulled together a summary of the Lehigh Valley boxcar fleet of 1925. The PDF resource can be accessed in the latest DesignBuildOp blog post.

I decided it was time to build an “ oldie,” Milwaukee Road all steel gondola 93100. If you are interested in the build of MILW gondola 93100 including changes and addition of parts not in the

There is also a Freight Car Group focused on building Styrene: https://plasticfreightcarbuiilders.groups.io/g/main/topics Bill Welch

Hi, This is a subgroup of the Southern Railway group. https://southernrailway.groups.io/g/ModelingTheSouthern Regards, Jeff Oliver

No, I still have me drill press but it is a Cameron drill press and can go below #80 drill bits but normally #80 is fine. Jack Burgess

Jack, did you ever sell this? I'm looking for one. Bill Jolitz

You have one of my groups, the Railway Bull Shippers Group. You might also enjoy the Railroad Citrus Industry Modeling Group at: https://groups.io/g/RailroadCitrusIndustryModelingGroup

I might be missing something obvious, but I was wondering to myself yesterday how paper seals were attached to steel sheathed cars and steel doors. -- Brian Stokes https://northpoint48.blogspot.com/

I wrote: "This car does have the PRR Class X29 1928 side sheathing pattern and 5 ft kingpin-to-striker spacing, but the 4/4 Dreadnaught ends are different from the 1932/1934 Class X29 Dreadnaught end

A quick update from Yarmouth Model Works https://elgincarshops.blogspot.com/2020/04/whats-on-your-workbench.html -- Pierre Oliver www.elgincarshops.com www.yarmouthmodelworks.com

I agree with you Tony, but I could also point out several HO scale plastic models for which there were 500 or fewer prototype cars (some as little as 100 cars), and a