The CGRHS worked with Microscale to produce a set for the C of G covered hoppers in the original lettering scheme. They are still available as far as I know. Todd Horton

Where are all those common everyday pickle tank cars? :-) Todd Horton

Past my era of interest (and this list's era) but I seem to recall these were rebuilt from 40' cars in the early 60's. The roofs on these cars show where the additional 10' in length was added in the

C of Ga < The Central didn't have these. Todd Horton

There's a great pic of a Southern boxcar on Godfather Rails website. The caption says the doors have been repaired. I wonder if this was done by the PRR, looks like their paint on the doors? http://ww

For what it's worth one of these (SAL Express) cars still exist in North Ga. Not sure if there's any else around but one for sure survived Todd Horton

http://www.trainweb.org/everett/library/hbtm/photos/hbtm37-bedford-19510000001.jpg Not trying to hijack this thread but notice the C of G vent boxcar in the background. Neat !! Todd Horton ___________

"Solution #2 - laser cut the letters from card stock and then decal. Closer, but the cutter I used did not cut cleanly enough" Bruce, Can you elaborate on this? Todd Horton ___________________________

Richard, I have never been able to determine the reason the C of G purchased so many to these cars with the 10' door and a half opening. Do you have information stating they were bought specifically f

Brian, The C of G had several lots of 40' and 50' door and a half's. The cars had this door arraignment up until the Sou takeover (1963) I'm not sure after that. The cars were all "W" corner design ex

"CofG - Appears to be accurate for a short-term paint design used for only a year or two in the very early 1950's. See Culotta p.28." These cars were only painted this scheme for a short time period b

The C of G car is pretty close, the CGRHS worked with Atlas on the art work for this model. The "Streamlined Money Saver" paint was painted for about one year (52'-53') on various boxcars for the Cent

Life Like / Walthers Proto200 makes a nice model http://www.walthers.com/exec/productinfo/920-54829 Todd Horton ________________________________ To: "Group, POST :" <STMFC@...>; "Group, PO

I ran across something that caught my interest. During the WWII era there were boxcars produced using both steel and wood siding. The "war emergency" boxcars that I was interested in were single sheat

Richard, I think the Central of Georgia Railway Historical Society has some pics of the combine you're looking for. Try CGRHS.org Todd Horton ________________________________ To: STMFC@...

http://www.chapter5.at/azhllxrwfn.php

Doesn't look anything like any C of G cars that I know of. I was thinking G & F as well. Todd Horton ________________________________ To: STMFC@... Sent: Wednesday, May 15, 2013 1:02 PM Su

I uploaded a photo that I came across showing a CP steam engine pulling some tank cars in 1957. Can anyone identify the owner of these cars? I put the photo in my folder " Todd Horton". Thanks !!

I think Keith passed away, I can't confirm that but that's what I heard. Todd Horton ________________________________ To: STMFC@... Sent: Wednesday, January 2, 2013 4:37 PM Subject: [STMFC

I may have missed this but are these the old Branchline Blueprint cars? http://www.atlasrr.com/HOFreight/ho50sdboxcar1.htm Todd Horton [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]