Folks, I know it's a shot in the dark ... but I'm trying to find a picture of the lone ex-Pennsy class F25 well car that was repainted Deepwater Green after the Penn Central merger. The road number wa

Both the CN slab side hoppers and CN eight-hatch reefers traveled regularly to all of the New England states. They were common in NYNH&H freight consists and were seen in and passing through New Haven

Likewise, as an N scale modeler, I couldn't skip the HO section to get to the N section. So I answered "other" to the questions and wrote in the comments that I'm an N scaler. bb

Model Railroader reported that California Hobby Distributors acquired Evergreen. bb

Has anyone tried airbrushing the clearcoat on the Archer details before removing the decals from the sheet? A similar method to insuring old decals don't crumble into little bits when dipped in water?

As far as I know, only the N scale version from ESM exists and there are no plans on the horizon for an HO version. bb

Ron, the National C-1 truck you are seeking is on the Atlas Hart ballast cars, and they are an active product line. bb

The group name is bbfcl. bb

Tim, Possibly because that was NH's west-end terminus from which they performed major carfloat operations to New Jersey and other points in the City. bb

The Pennsylvania (50% partner with the NYNH&H of the New York Connecting Railroad and owner of the LIRR) also operated in Kings County and Queens County as well as New York County. I don't know if the

Oak Point is in the Bronx. bb [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

The NYNH&H also operated in New York: The Maybrook Line (Orange, Dutchess) and the Main Line (Westchester, Bronx, Queens, Kings, New York). bb

It's been posted since early this morning. I grabbed it then without a problem, since the Society announced a few weeks ago that it would be posted on 8/1. bb

Joe, Thanks, that's what I was missing. I culled the remaining dimi data from a 1958 ORER. bb

Folks, I'm looking for some of the dimensional data for the M&StL 55000-55018 automobile cars after the roofs were raised in early 1941. I'm modeling the car in N scale after it lost its automobile lo

Ed, Since I don't have that volume, I must have it in reprint form such as the Train Shed Cyclopedia or Railway Prototype Cyclopedia. Thanks for the info. bb [Non-text portions of this message have be

Dave, That's where I remember seeing it. Many thanks. bb [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

Folks, I'm looking for the builder's photo of a PS-1 boxcar, New Haven #35149. The car is freight car red and has a black seven-foot Superior door. I know the photo has been featured in at least one b

Bill, I can't speak to the New York Central cars, but the New Haven's transformer cars were a shorter than 40 feet in length. bb

The G26 is a definitive design unique to the Pennsylvania Railroad. That said, I don't think anything should deter you from lettering the model for Milwaukee Road if you wish to. bb