I think it was Campbell Scale Models that did the series of buildings based on Quincy, California. They produced both vertical and horizontal oil tanks. John King

Bob, In the book Western Maryland Railway Revenue Equipment Boxcars and Refrigerator Cars (published by the WMRY Historical Society) the black and white builders photo of the first car in the 28801 to

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Farm equipment companies used to market power units for farm work, etc. I remember both International and Allis Chalmers tractor engines being used to power carnival rides. They had the full hood just

Allen, On an older run of their 1917 design cars I simply used Micro Sol (red label). I cut a tiny piece of paper towel the size of the lettering and placed it over the lettering to be removed and soa

Fran, The attached spreadsheet is an excerpt from a much larger spreadsheet compiled by the late Tim Gilbert of through trains between Potomac Yard and Monroe Virginia. Most of the gons were in throug

Didn’t NYC have some modern (in the 1950’s) cars that were lettered for the Pacemaker LCL service that were not interchanged? I seem to recall that they did not have the full data on them required for