Tim Gilbert wrote It was meant in jest Tim. That is what was meant by the smiley face. I too, doubt many battleship gons went over Sherman Hill. Scott Seders

Al Westerfield wrote: Very impressive. Boy, what a sight it must have been - a string of these behind a Big Boy going over Sherman Hill. :) Scott Seders

Tim O'Connor wrote Has Walthers announced an AAR flat car or is this one of the "well kept secrets" :) of upcoming models? Scott Seders

Is there some kind soul with the information sheet for this years meet who could scan it and post it somewhere or send it to me in email? Thanks, Scott Seders

Ed Hawkins wrote Ed: What other roads had cars of this type? Thanks, Scott Seders

asked lasted Martin, What was the number of the covered hopper you photographed? Thanks, Scott Seders

Following is a link to my personal web page. http://home.comcast.net/~sseders/tankcar.html I have uploaded an enlarged portion of a photo taken in August, 1956 of an empty hopper train departing Graft

Is the RC F-70-7 flatcar correct for any other railroads than SP? Scott Seders

Ted Culotta wrote Ted: Is the B&O M-55H the only variant of the M-55 class that Sunshine intends on doing? Thanks, Scott Seders

Is the SP flatcar model correct for any other railroads? Thanks, Scott Seders

Ted: These are class G7. Scott Seders

I am lettering it for the late '50s. In a related note to my first question, when they replaced the Duryea underframes, was a conventional underframe installed or was just the cushioning function made

I am starting on a Sunshine B&O M-59 kit. Does anyone have any idea how the trainline is arranged with a Duryea underframe? I assume it goes under the center sill but where does it cross from one side

I am starting on a Sunshine B&O M-59 kit. Does anyone have any idea how the trainline is arranged with a Duryea underframe? I assume it goes under the center sill but where does it cross from one side

I am going to take Chris Barkan's suggestion and go to the B&O museum on Thursday or Friday to check out the M-27F. Does anyone have something else that I can look at for them while I am there? Thanks

This must be the season for M27's. I am currently working on an M27C and an M27F. Bill Darnaby mentioned in his excellent review of the M27 that the photo to illustrate the AB mounting detail is from