Charlie - you might want to take a look at the TruColor Paint website. They have a boxcar red for NC&Stl. http://trucolorpaint.com/index.php?p=1_22_Color-Chart . Norm Buckhart

anyone that might have photos/drawings/or plans for the poles, and pole hanging brackets, and the pulling chain, hooks and hanging brackets, that an accurate model can be made from, would be greatly a

Saw him in Collinsville in late July - he's probably on the road or fishing - no response is fairly normal for Bob - but he does come to the meets. Norm Buckhart [Non-text portions of this message hav

you might want to consider that the majority of the MR readership are not modelers, but rather model railroaders who prefer to shake the box and run trains. A survey by RMC might be more indicative of

Tony - got both and printed them out. thanks, norm

that may be enough information. So as I understand it - for a car say built Dec 1945, the first reweigh date would be in 36 months - or Dec 1948, but then the second reweigh date might be Dec 51 or mo

wow - ok - generally around 1936-1955. I'm working on boxcar decals during this period. Norm [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

can anyone sight the Rule number and language that requires 3 year reweighing of cars. thanks in advance, Norm Buckhart

this is the latest I have: 2155 East Whittemore, Burton, MI 48529-1725. e-mail: cinderandeight@... Norm Buckhart

Tony - it's Lackawana's reefer line - this is the only pix I have. Regards, Norm Buckhart

this is all very interesting - does anyone have pictures of any of the car ferries? I would love to see some. thanks, Norm Buckhart

thank you all for the help with the SCOX car photos. Norm

Jerry - would you know of any photo sources for the SCOX tank cars? Norm Buckhart [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

it's 606-845-3323, P.O. Box 52, Wallingford, KY 41093. Norm Buckhart [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]