Don, Evergreen make .005" thick (thin?) sheets in both white and clear. Jim Sent: Wednesday, August 28, 2013 9:10 AM To: STMFC@... Subject: [STMFC] Re: Milk Car Placards Indian640@... wrot

What is up with the autos in the gon in vertical position? Was this a typical way to ship them I the 1950s? Jim Fellows From: STMFC@... [mailto:STMFC@...] On Behalf Of Bruce F.

Tony, How late into the 50's was it reasonable to see the color UP emblem on a PFE reefer? Thanks, Jim Fellows From: STMFC@... [mailto:STMFC@...] On Behalf Of Tony Thompson Sen

You may want to try posting to the two milk train groups on yahoo. Neither are very active, but once something is posted the reposes are generally pretty quick. Jim Fellows From: STMFC@...

Dick, How are the sheets that these replaced? I have a unused sheet and a few cars to do. Is there anything incorrect on the old one. Thanks, Jim Fellows From: STMFC@... [mailto:STMFC@yaho

They are at the New England Proto Meet in Collinsville, CT. Jim Fellows

Bob, I picked up one painted in FGE paint. The paint job is well done and the car is nicely made. It would be like upgrading an Accurail car. Jim Fellows From: STMFC@... [mailto:STMFC@yaho

It would be great to get them with out the floors for something like three sets for $3.98. Jim Fellows

Another movie with neat shots is How to Marry a Millionaire, available from Netflix. In opening shots of the film, there are some nice shots of New York Harbor. There are shots of a tug moving loaded

Greg, Thanks for making sure it gets posted. One of these years when having the time and having the money will come at the same time. Have fun at the show. Jim

I would like to second Alan's request to post the hand out electroicly. While I would love to attend, it is not in the cards at this time. Thank, Jim

Peter, Any thought about producing them in HO scale? Thanks, Jim Fellows

The NH also picked up the G85 cars as they could be used with the trailers equipped with the Clejan equipment or standard trailers. Has anybody produced a model of the G85 flats in HO scale? Jim Fello

These are the Clejan piggy back cars that the New Haven leased from the Clejan company. These were cutting edge cars in the mid 1950's The SP also used these cars. The number series is 18100-18299. Th

Per there web site: http://www.abacusmodelworks.com/shows.htm Abacus modles was to be at the Naperville Meet. Did anybody see them there? Thanks, Jim Fellows

Could you repost it to this site? Thanks, Jim Fellows

I believe F&C makes a kit f this. Their number 6005. Jim Fellows

The big issue, if you want to call it that is the raiduis of the bend from the roof to the carbody side. It is the same as the one on the bottom on the modle and it should be differnt. I can't really

I modified the Roundhouse cars to more closely resemble the Whiting cars used in New England. Here are a couple of shots of my models: http://www.freewebs.com/nynhh/milkcars.htm There are shots on the

More cars idle on little used tracks, slower turn on RIP tracks of home cars. Jim Fellows