Thanks, i know enough what to do with the B&O version.

Hi all, I have many UTLX Type 21 Riveted tank cars. All from 50's. I would like to know which kinda truck to use. I've read somewhere many years ago TMW-015/115/215 is the one to use. Please advice. R

Tahoe truck under my brass Challenger Imports.Thank you all for being so helpful.

You guys are very helpfull. The truck color then, was it black or UP box car red?

Does anyone have information of the trucktype used for UP B-50-17 boxcar in the 1950's? Thanks allready.

Dave, Couldn't find it. Can you please give me link? Regards, Arnold van Heyst Netherlands. http://www.flickr.com/photos/heyst/ [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

Accurate enough for mid 50's. Arnold van Heyst Netherlands.http://www.flickr.com/photos/heyst/

Intermountain has released the 1958 Cu. Ft. 2-Bay Hopper. http://www.imrcmodels.com/ho/html/48605.htm http://www.imrcmodels.com/ho/html/48606.htm Which one is correct? Thanks in advance, Arnold van He

Sirs, Is this Red Caboose "U.S. ARMY" boxcar correct? http://cgi.ebay.com/Red-Caboose-RR-37054-07-HO-X-29-Boxcar-U-S- ARMY_W0QQitemZ270116485567QQihZ017QQcategoryZ484QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem Regards, Arno

Sirs, I've just finished some AAR 50 ton flat cars for the Union Pacific. What is the most common car load for this U.P. F-50-11 class? I prefer to have some photo's of that. Regards, Arnold van Heyst

And which decalset can i use to make a car situated between 1947 and 1961? Hopefully a manufacturernumber......... Arnold van Heyst.

Sirs, Tichy has released a rebuilt boxcar kit. For which railroad can i use this one? And what is the coorect paintcolor to use? Regards, Arnold van Heyst.

Mr. Hendrickson has provided me a photo af an UTLX tank car with 2 different truck types. What types are they exactly? http://ph.groups.yahoo.com/group/STMFC/photos/view/7cf9?b=1 And who is manufactur

Sirs, I have some AC&F Type 21 Insulated Tank Cars, 4 Sinclair and 4 Texaco. From photographic evidence i know the Texaco's had Dalman trucks. So i replaced them on the model allong with the placards.

Mr. Groff, Thanks for sort this out for us. In that case any "50's truck" will do, i think. Arnold van Heyst Netherlands. type) pretty freight htc

Sirs, Recently purchased by me is a Western Pacific 50' PS-1 Single Door Boxcar "new 1955". http://www.yesteryearmodels.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc? Screen=PROD&Store_Code=YM&Product_Code=YYM51401&Cate

Ed, Thanks for the info. My guess is that this car won't fit the 50's steamperiod........ Guess also is that Mick will jail me again....... I hope not forever...... Arnold van Heyst. GARX these 1960,

Mr. Hom, This is good info. Is it correct that the U.P. had only one of this type? Or more? What was the number series then, if known? Arnold van Heyst.

Use firefox as a browser. Arnold van Heyst. <schuyler.larrabee@...> wrote: www.southerncarandfoundry.com<http://www.southerncarandfoundry.com/>

Sirs, In a magazine there is a photo of a GARX box car with car number 50439 and U.P. herald. http://home.quicknet.nl/qn/prive/arnold.van.heyst/GARX.bmp Branchline has released this (1950 build) plugd