Can anyone point me to a decent shot of Santa Fe RBL series SFRB
5800-5999? Class is Rr64. I have tried the usual places I look for
photos, and it's not in the Santa Fe books I have. Because I'm primarily
interested in the mechanical details, it doesn't have to be in the
as-built paint scheme.

This car was produced by Branchline, and I don't want to start building it
until I know I can modify it. I'm expecting some differences around the
sill steps and the ends of the side sill, based on a lot of the other
Santa Fe cars of the era. This will also be the first time I add a
cushion underframe to a Branchline car, so it should be interesting.

Ron Merrick (aka mopacfirst)

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Builder photo, page 355 of the 1961 Car Builder Cyclopedia.

Can anyone point me to a decent shot of Santa Fe RBL series SFRB
5800-5999? Class is Rr64.

Ron, I'm sending as an attachment a JPEG of a photo I shot at Modesto, CA
in 1971.

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Richard H. Hendrickson
Ashland, Oregon 97520