Two views of WBX 100 Alchem Limited weed spray car. Burlington, ON c.1950's Jim Parker. Another outside braced boxcar design. http://www.trainweb.org/oldtimetrains/photos/private/one.htm

RHBX 303 9/14/1965, Schiller Park, IL - Marty Bernard collection https://www.flickr.com/photos/129679309@N05/21095460245 Anyone care to elaborate on the origin of this interesting car?

A Sept 1950 Maine Central magazine article on weed spraying, including a photo and details about operations: https://static1.squarespace.com/static/53a3b0e7e4b0356e962ad8f4/t/5ca3df84104c7b8a2ac415d3/

I've been somewhat casually fascinated with weed spraying equipment for the last several years, as I have a couple photos showing part of a weed spraying train on the railroad I model (B&O Georgetown

Thank you, Garth. While I can't identify the location, someone with a good eye for B&O perhaps can. A clue - there is a telltale and a tunnel portal visible in the distance. Note the curvature of the

The links appear for me as broken. When I click, it downloads a .TIF to my machine. That may be the issue; the Groups.io page trying to handle a .TIF instead of .JPG. Maybe convert them and re-attach?

Also note, strangely, the automobile is hitched to the car via a rope. Someone was having some fun.

I built one from plywood, metal air duct and a Dayton squirrel cage blower (https://www.grainger.com/product/DAYTON-OEM-Blower-4C444) Details on the build are here on my site: http://sluggyjunx.com/wo

The Temple Library web viewer has a neat function allowing you to rotate the photo by 90 degrees - handy to view this upside-down car! I don't see markings for ballast - perhaps you are seeing the "BA

Oddly, this photo is heavily doctored. Note the trees have been painted to the left side, and below the covered hopper.

Is it just me or can anyone else not see the attached images? Recently a few seemingly random messages have had images attached that I cannot see, but replies that indicate the contrary. Just curious.

Appears that perhaps it's sold out? Showing as "out of stock" for me. Would also be interested in a recording if possible.

Great report, Brian. Could you share a link to the 3D printed loads you ordered? Sounds interesting. Thx.

Jack R. & I put together the initial font and logo offering on the B&O RR Historical Society website 14 years ago. (Goodness, was it that long ago?!) I drew the "13 Great States" logo and Jack did the

Looks like they are already out of stock.

Thank you to the couple folks who reached out in assisting with identifying the MDT NRC refrigerator car I inquired about. I think for now I will go with an Intermountain R-40-25 Refrigerator Car, as

Greetings. I've been researching and modeling the Georgetown Branch of the B&O Railroad for about 20 years. The era I'm modeling is ca 1945-55. I have a question about a refrigerator car that appears