Dear Charlie, these are truly wonderful photos - lots of thanks for sharing them! Johannes Modeling the early post-war years up to about 1954 Gesendet: Samstag, 21. August 2021 um 15:09 Uhr Von: "Char

Many thanks Richard - this makes sense, of course! Johannes Gesendet: Samstag, 14. August 2021 um 19:29 Uhr Von: "Richard Townsend via groups.io" <richtownsend@...> An: main@realstm

All: -this car has the hand brake wheel INSIDE the car, below the slope sheet!?: http://www.ejearchive.com/index.php?/albums/official-rollingstock/content/co-rollingstock-417/ WTF...? Greetings Johann

Hello Tim, many thanks for the nice photo! This car clearly does not have steam heat lines - so I don't have to add them, fortunately. (But of course it wouldn't be a problem either.) Al Brown wrote:

Al, many thanks for that hint. Does the article contain some information regarding brake equipment/ arrangement? The OMI brass model unfortunately is just plain wrong. I redetailed it at least to a po

Also interesting is the bright color on the end of the War Emergency car. AFAIK these cars had either fcr or black ends - but this one looks much lighter. Greetings Johannes Modeling the early post-wa

Hello Tim, I think the Oriental brass imports are different: https://www.brasstrains.com/BrassGuide/PDG/Detail/33748 many greetings Johannes Modeling the early post-war years up to about 1954 Gesendet

>> 1934 - an image I find to be spectacular that simply transports us back more than 90 years into the past << For me, still less than 90 years... ;-) Johannes Modeling the early post-war years up to

Allen, as long as we are speaking H0scale, I can say there are some brass models with operating end doors. I remember Oriental Limited importing a SP 50' car, outside-braces but with steel sides, a C&

Interestingly, it's both times the same run - seemingly filmed with two cameras which were positioned differently. Johannes Modeling the early post-war years up to about 1954 Gesendet: Sonntag, 02. Ma

Lester, due to lack of knowledge of the prototype I can't comment in regard of accuracy, but it's definitely a beautiful model! Very well done! Johannes Modeling the early post-war years up to about 1

Hello Jack, I don't model the 30s but appreciated your video nonetheless - many thanks. Top-notch as is expected from you. One is always well advised not to "overdo" weathering - but most all rolling

Paul, many thanks to you too! Nice pic of an attractive paint scheme, but as you already may have seen, Tim O'Connor sent exactly what I was looking for. A silver SP box car like this doubtless looks

Lots of thanks, Tim! This is PERFECT! :-) The file name even says "1948-1954 style paint scheme"! Many greetings Johannes Modeling the early post-war years up to about 1954 Gesendet: Samstag, 24. Apri

Hello friends, I am always looking for variety for my box car collection and found this one which I would be very interested in: https://railmodel.com/product/bcm-0158 If I remember correctly that let

Hello Tim, I have more than 20 Sunshine PFE reefer kits of most of their different car types, and I always thought they have been very well researched and are accurate. Which of their PFE kits is not

It even doesn't have coupler lift bars and brake hoses -> likely NO working brake at all! It seems that it just has been shoved back and forth on only a few hundred feet at the most. Many greetings Jo

Oops, this wasn't meant to go to the group, but I hope it won't be a problem... Many greetings Johannes Modeling the early post war years - now up to about 1954 Gesendet: Donnerstag, 25. März 2021 um

Victory! :-) Great pics, many thanks. A single car (at least if it's not that much a really special car type) is not much of a problem for me - I have two general rules: 1. never say never!, 2. (too)

Hello Chris, many thanks for these pics - the cars look VERY nice! These additions really look special. How are they secured to the flat car (on the prototypes)? I can see they are atop some chunks of