Thank you for the answer. wrote: Pacific, unusual this some

Sirs, From which year on came this cartype on the tracks? http://www.athearn.com/ProdInfo/ATH/450/ath7312-450.jpg Arnold.

Before i buy the Accumate Proto gearboxes, Can anyone tell me if it is possible to put the boxes underneath a Red Caboose (X-29?) boxcar and use a Kadee # 58 in it? Will the coupler have the appropria

Well Mr. Smith.......that's very informative you have here. Are there any stores in the U.S. who sells the decorated UTLX 8,000 by Proto 2000? I've googled, but nothing to find. Also, i don't have any

It's me again. I have severall UTLX tank cars, for instance the 10,000 gallon type 21 revited tank car by Proto 2000. Was there also a model of 8,000 gallon? Did they even existed at all? When they di

Bruce, What do you mean with "scale width"? The width between 2 cars? How can i make it scale width? Best regards, Arnold. 29, X29) #78 if Red fit,

Sirs, What is the prototypically correct coupler gearbox for the ARA X-29, 1924 X-29, and 1937 AAR boxcar? Kadee #78 perhaps? Regards, Arnold Netherlands.

Sirs, When did this engine (D&H RS11) came into service in this paintscheme? http://www.walthers.com/exec/productinfo/433-30260 And again........did it also travelled with U.P. engines? Regards, Arnol

A short comment from the Netherlands, Kadee #12/58/78/2100 are the best working, and the best looking couplers for U.S. models. For instance: I've replaced the MäTrix U.P. cabooses standaard couplers

A short comment from the Netherlands, Kadee #12/58/78/2100 are the best working, and the best looking couplers for U.S. models. For instance: I've replaced the MäTrix U.P. cabooses standaard couplers

Folks, I've just received 6 Atlas U.P. Ballast Hoppers. http://www.atlasrr.com/HOFreight/ho70tonhartballast.htm http://www.atlasrr.com/Images/HOFreightCars/ho70tonhart/1156.jpg I will like to buy a U.

When where the first U.P. CA3 caboose slogans introduced? http://www.intermountain-railway.com/distrib/ccs/images/CCS1068- 01w.jpg Regards, Arnold.

So this is the only one i need for the caboose? http://www.walthers.com/exec/productinfo/732-414

From which year on, did they get theire marker lights? I have a Märklin CA-3 caboose, and this one has marker lights on one side of the cupola. Arnold.

From which year on, did they get theire marker lights? I have a Märklin, and this one has marker lights on the cupola.

Where can i buy these GSI outside-swing-hanger trucks? Walthers?

Which type trucks had the caboose after 1954-1956? With kind regards, Arnold van Heyst Netherlands. "Talking about music is like dancing about architecture". --------------------------------- Do you Y

Just trying to get away from the wood beam trucks, which the prototype lost in 1954-1956. Nice models, wrong (too early) trucks. Which type trucks has the caboose after 1954-1956? With kind regards, A

It's in the shopping cart. Thanks to you all. Arnold. Ted http://www.steamfreightcars.com/prototype/frtcars/1937aarpdfmain.html > http://www.steamfreightcars.com/prototype/frtcars/mod37aarpdfmain.html

Does anybody know the history of the IHB railroad? I will like to buy this one, http://us.st4.yimg.com/store2.yimg.com/I/internettrains_1797_108874543 but it has to fit in my U.P. fleet (Mid 40's/end