Beware of the Protocraft decals as these are for a refurbished/rebuilt version with steel running boards and a diagonal panel roof. Barry Bennett, UK.

Wood gondola, and twin hopper from K4 if that is any good to you? https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_from=R40&_trksid=m570.l1313&_nkw=tennessee+central+decal+k4&_sacat=0 -- Ben Scanlon Tottenham,

Garth and all, For what it's worth it is pager #329 from the 1937 Car Nuilders Cyclopedia, teh 14th edition. I also have the 13th edition from 1931 which is devoid of any sort of covered hopper. It

After reading all the later comments, I find myself agreeing with Brian Carlson, very strongly. The reasoning: Read Schuyler's comment of the 1:51 post, the lower part in blue. Or here: I kept

Denver Public Library shows a new roof drawing from September 1933 so they might have got a new roof after that date. Unfortunately they don't show a General Arrangement drawing of it. Maybe the

Protocraft has them in 1:48... <https://www.protocraft.com/category.cfm?ItemID=965&Categoryid=20>https://www.protocraft.com/category.cfm?ItemID=965&Categoryid=20 ...but they seem to be doing some

That one is a Cambre radial- different panel count. The roof on the D&RGW box appears to be a Murphy radial; I'd recommend cutting off and shortening the roof of the MDC 50' s/s auto box.

Unfortunately we have not got down the list for box car decals but for future reference we do offer a locomotive decal TC. Maskislanddecals.com

I am looking for a set of HO scale decals for a Tennessee Central Boxcar in the 7900-7999 series that would be appropriate for 1955. If you have any, please let me know off list. I know that Campbell

Brian Carlson wrote: 'Who models their fleet based on staging? (Other than maybe Clark P) you should have some off-layout storage also or you’re gonna get bored with the same cars and your

Schuyler Larrabee wrote: And I agree. But remember that train crews who did the same job every day could recognize where nearly everything in the train was going, when they walked it when going

It was probably that "Nashville Sound" that took them worldwide. Chuck Peck

Thanks to all who responded. And a special thanks to Kai Solvei all the way in Norway. Who would have thought that these Tennessee Central box car instructions would have been found in Norway? Guess

Yes to the Deco end model having a Viking roof and 3 panel doors. I took the attached photo last week to show a friend the end. It doesn’t show the door or roof well and I’m away from my car

Schuyler Larrabee wrote: And I agree. But remember that train crews who did the same job every day could recognize where nearly everything in the train was going, when they walked it when going on

Jim, please contact me. The address I have for you doesn't work. Tony Thompson tony@...

Technically the TC steel car is a 1937 AAR design albeit with a Pullman end and flat riveted roof a'la Pennsy style. Bill Welch

Allen, I think I have that one but I have to find it. Probably tomorrow Fenton -- Fenton Wells 250 Frye Rd Pinehurst NC 28374 910-420-8106 srrfan1401@...

Could someone send a scan of the instructions for this Wright Trak kit? Tennessee Central PS-O Circa 1958 Box Car Wright Trak HO TC-02 Thanks, Allen Cain

As I think about this kit-bash, I think the Radial roof from an Atlas C&O 1932 car kit might be appropriate. Bill Welch