maybe we’re talking about two different cars here’s the one I am referring to norm

if you will see the number stenciled just inside the car and to the left of the top of the door you will note that the car is part of the 4000 series. I believe I see 4035 norm buckhart

Tony’s right - even with a responsive museum to the hobby, until someone, usually a volunteer, takes the time to inventory and catalog them and then enter them in a computer system - which could be ye

Hello Hugh I would be very interested in this packet of information. So far I have produced over 600 decal sets in O gauge and about 50 in HO. This would make an interesting addition to my decal line.

Denny - I think some of us are interested in the cardboard model storage boxes - are they still doing that? Norm buckhart

I called John Burrows at Reboxx (978-568-9941) - there is a message on the answering service that essentially says that 1. they are still in business, but 2. they are in a ’transition stage’ - whateve

Arn’s Rail Photos has quite a number of Western Union work and converted heavyweight car photos. Norm Buckhart

Hello Group - I usually avoid comments like this but after reading the latest emails on the subject I feel I have to weight in - I believe the correct term to be applied for railroad equipment is ‘run

go to http://www.protocraft.com/category.cfm?Categoryid=20&Sub_Sub_Category=ATSF pick one norm buckhart

My information came from reading Albert Carr’s “John D. Rockefeller’s Secret Weapon” published by McGraw-Hill (1962) This book is available today at Amazon books and is the most informative narrative

Ed - I have an Oct 42 ORER - give me some time today and I’ll get the info for you. Norm Buckhart

you should all know that Ted Culotta has brought out a much better HO chalk mark set than this new one by Microscale. In addition to that Protocraft Decals has produced Ted’s in O scale norm buckhart

Hi Ed please send 4 copies thanks, norm

they seem to be pretty backed up - their turnaround time is 6 weeks after we add the clear and I haven’t gotten it back yet for that - so figure mid-August

just a note to let everyone know that Protocraft’s HO decal line will soon have it’s SP Caboose decal set available in HO you can see the O scale one at http://www.protocraft.com/category.cfm?Category

all those A&EC cars were hand me downs from parent Southern RR with sq corners. Protocraft has A&EC decals in O scale for these. Norm Buckhart

go here - look at the images - Southern-1 and Southern-2 http://www.protocraft.com/category.cfm?Itemid=578&Categoryid=20 and http://www.protocraft.com/category.cfm?Itemid=579&Categoryid=20 Norm Buckha

the aluminum monogram is distinct from the white monogram and easily recognizable - while both are 60” in diameter the aluminum monogram has a much more condensed lettering arrangement and there is no

Tim - here is the info that I have researched for the Southern Aluminum monogram: The Southern Railway received it’s first 2,559, 1937 AAR 10’-0” IH design boxcars in October of 1937. All these cars

well alright - I am on vacation now and will be back at Protocraft July 6. When I get back I will make up sheets for both SP GS gons and have Microscale produce them in HO. They usually take around 5