Don Valentine wrote: "How about when you view a single car from the side, Ben, or the cars of a train as we usually see them. The effect then is considerably different, though I cannot dispute your po

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The same can be said about code 88 or other narrow tread wheels. They go to waste tucked under the sill of a modern box car, but in an end view of a hopper car, they make a world of difference. Andy

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Quoting benjaminfrank_hom <b.hom@worldnet.att.net>: How aboiut whejn you view a single car from the side, Ben, or the cars of a train as we usually see them. The effect then is considerably different,

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Ben et al, I have to agree that the 58 in the wide/shallow dg looks silly, but the closer to correct 58 looks good when coupled to another in a freight train. We have not noticed any operational probl

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Denny Anspach wrote: "Who continues to use Kadee #4s today? Well those of us who delight in restoring to new use old cars from the '50s; and an unknown number of you out there who love the springy sla

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