Farthest West was Texas Tech SUVCWORR@... wrote:

No, close but no cigar. Santa Fe were 10 panel sides, the model is 8 panel. That being siad, I had to buy all four because Atlas did a nice job. Come see them and see how close you have to get to coun

In 1951 Rock Island received 2,000 PS-1 boxcars from Pullman with the "100 Years of Progress" logo. Were the trucks black or car body color? Thanks, George Hollwedel Prototype N Scale Models by George

Thanks Tim! Tim O'Connor <timboconnor@...> wrote: They appear to be body color in a black & white builder photo and also may appear that way in a color photo in the RI 'Color Guide'. But it's

I model the SP in N and have PFE R-40-10. My understanding is BAR bought reefers from PFE in the mid to late 1950's. I think 1952 might be too early. George joel norman <mec-bml@...> wrote:

I see the message that it was post 1960. Fogs things up a bit for me! (1953) Anthony Thompson <thompson@...> wrote: George Hollwedel wrote: I don't think so, George. PFE and BAR coopera

I did 50+ N Scale cars using Speedwitch Media two color SP heralds with Micro-Set and Micro-Sol and never had that problem. I may have waited 24 hours between applications but would not have hesitated

We still get baby chicks all the time. USPS Maintenance Tech, George Hollwedel George W Simmons <GEORGESIMMONS@...> wrote: If you have anything perishable or Does that mean I can't get baby ch

Sirs: I have 42 issues of Freight Cars Journal available, 22-35, 37-43, 45-47, 49-62, 64-67 as well as Freight Car Reviews #1-#3. I'll take $50.00 and ship to you in the US via Priority Mail. George H

The "N Scale" brother has been retired for a while. Jon Miller <atsf@...> wrote: Just noticed in the Scale Rails the new micro-trains 3 dome tank. Do either of the brothers have influence on each

As per the lettering guide put out by the SFRH&MS, no. It was actually replaced in 1948 by "Texas Chief". No "Texas Chief" had maps, BTW. Michael Bishop <goldrod_1@...> wrote: Did any of the ATS

Richard, Do you have enough information from the photos to determine slogan car number assignments? George Richard Hendrickson <rhendrickson@...> wrote: Yes, for some reason many Bx-48s weren

Jef, There are no accurate SP stock cars in N Scale. I got an effort together to try to convince Bill McClung (?) to do the Red Caboose HO ones in N, to no avail. George "Aley, Jeff A" <Jeff.A.Aley@in

Sadly no. No N Scale stock car comes close to any SP prototype. I have been toying with the idea of making flat resin sides and ends and use a Micro-Trains 36' underframe and MDC roof but it is only i

http://www.rocketexpress.biz/ I got several of the N Scale kits, nice. George Hollwedel SUVCWORR@... wrote: What is the URL for the web site? Rich Orr

MT makes both Youngstown and 7 panel Superior in the 6' size for the 40' PS-1's. Prototype N Scale Models (TM) by George Hollwedel 310 Loma Verde St Buda, TX 78610-9785 512-796-6883

Garth, that wasn't much help... Prototype N Scale Models (TM) by George Hollwedel 310 Loma Verde St Buda, TX 78610-9785 512-796-6883 www.micro-trains.com/hollwedel.php

That helps me, I hope it helps MATT as well. Prototype N Scale Models (TM) by George Hollwedel 310 Loma Verde St Buda, TX 78610-9785 512-796-6883 www.micro-trains.com/hollwedel.php

www.blmamodels.com Prototype N Scale Models (TM) by George Hollwedel 310 Loma Verde St Buda, TX 78610-9785 512-796-6883 www.micro-trains.com/hollwedel.php

c/o MR/Kalmbach should work Prototype N Scale Models (TM) by George Hollwedel 310 Loma Verde St Buda, TX 78610-9785 512-796-6883 www.micro-trains.com/sr-0806-hollwedelATSF.php www.micro-trains.com/hol