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That is the kit that I have. I have chosen not to build it. I will send it to anyone who will cover the cost of priority mail. HTG

Is there an actual prototype for Walthers 933-6859 40' gondola? I did a search in the group files but did not find anything. I have the unbuilt kit. Not sure I really need it unless it can be built in

Sunshine 7.7 is the Wichita Northwestern Mather boxcar. It is a yellow boxcar. I built it a long time ago, mainly because when I lived in Wichita I drove along parts of its route. I use it on my model

The West Shore Line also offered a kit for a New York Central standard wood caboose. Central Hobbies, now defunct, of Syracuse NY produced the WSL kits.

Two of the USRA cars were painted yellow in 1954. The numbers were 4576 and 4795. Both were used in captive service on the TH&B, not in interchange service. This info is found on the Westerfield data

Erie coal gon made from Mantua on my model railroad.Sent from my Verizon ASUS Tablet

LV hopper made from Hobbyline on my model railroad.Sent from my Verizon ASUS Tablet

Like most people, I have far more rolling stock than will fit onto my model railroad. To determine how many freight cars to place on the tracks I calculated the capacity of all sidings - yard, passing

Would like to buy one or two West Shore Line kits for the NYC gondola. Hugh T Guillaume

The posts about the crated automobile prompted me to make this post. The subject area of this post is actually the title of a thirty page booklet published in the twenties by the Evans Auto Loading Co

85 HO resin freight car kits for sale, list sent via e-mail, Hugh T Guillaume mguill1224 at aol.com

There was a that crossed Broadway off No.2 Track on the NYC Main Line between Harlem Road and Union Road in Cheektowaga NY. It serviced a poultry company that received poultry cars. It was known as th

Is it acceptable to offer for sale steam era HO scale passenger car kits? If not here, please advise as to where. Hugh T Guillaume

Last summer I bought a book at White Sands N.M. about the Manhattan Project. The story of transporting Jumbo is well-documented in that book. Book is at home, I am in FL, so I can't provide title. I a

Erie RR used those gons to move coal. There are pix of them on the Central Avenue pier on Lake Erie in Dunkirk NY where the Erie delivered coal from the Toby Mines near Brockway PA to lake boats.

The books in that series by Tom Taber and by Ben Kline have been reprinted at least once but remain difficult to find. The books by Walt Casler have not been reprinted and probably never will be repri

For what it is worth, I have built about sixty resin freight car kits, all HO, for my model railroad. Right now I have no unbuilt kits. I build them when I buy them. HTG

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There are some groups on Facebook where help with repairs can be found. Try these: Brass Collectors and Brass Backshop for starters. There are a couple more which I will look up and cite later but the