In Buffalo the both the Erie and the NYC had stockyards. NYC facility was very large, Erie facility not so large. Those were the only two in Buffalo. Dold had a large meat packing plant in Buffalo on

F/S: HO scale ready-to-run freight cars, late-steam/early diesel era, to receive list send an e-mail to me at: mguill1224 at aol dot com Offered by Hugh T Guillaume.

1956 ORER has been sold. Thank you! HTG

F/S: new old stock HO freight car kits by Proto 2000, Red Caboose, Stewart, Tichy and Walthers, all on one list, to receive the list send an e-mail to me at: mguill1224 at aol dot com Offered by Hugh

F/S: HO scale freight car kits by Branchline, Bowser and Intermountain; to receive lists send e-mail to Hugh T Guillaume at: mguill1224 at aol dot com

I have three separate sale lists of steam and early diesel era HO scale freight cars that are for sale - Accurail, Kadee and Assorted. To receive the list or lists you want send an e-mail to me at: mg

FS: 165 HO scale resin freight car kits, for list: send e-mail to Hugh T Guillaume at mguill1224 at aol dot com

The Globe 2-dome tank car is not easy to find. Be careful buying one because the pot metal frame frequently falls apart. The Globe line of freight cars was state of the art at the time, as were Irv At

Before I made this post I sent an e-mail to F&C but never received a reply. HTG

Looking for Funaro & Camarlengo 6660 NYC steel gondola. Hugh T Guillaume mguill1224 at aol dot com

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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