New book: Stock Cars


Steve SANDIFER
 

I just stumbled across and purchased a new book by Robert Hundman, Stock Car Cyclopedia Vol. 1. The fact that it is Vol. 1 must mean more are on the way.

Since I can't afford to buy everyone's freight car books to get some stock car details, this one looks very nice. The printing is excellent. Included are photos and diagrams of cars from the AT&SF, B&O (Mather), C&O, Frisco, SL&IM, SP, UP, L&N, MP, and NW plus a couple of interesting articles. Paper bound, 96 pages. $30

http://www.hundman.com/cgi-bin/itemform.cgi?idNum=BK001022&ct=1

I have no connection with the publisher.
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J. Stephen (Steve) Sandifer
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Home: 12027 Mulholland Drive, Meadows Place, TX 77477, 281-568-9918
Office: Southwest Central Church of Christ, 4011 W. Bellfort, Houston, TX 77025, 713-667-9417


rfederle@...
 

When Mainline Modeler ceased publication I had purchase many backissues. In the process of dealing with them (on many different occasions), I was told that Bob Hundman will most likely (not definitely) pursue the book publishing portion of the business. That was some months ago and that may have changed.

I would welcome books from him.

Robert Federle
---- Steve Sandifer <steve.sandifer@...> wrote:

I just stumbled across and purchased a new book by Robert Hundman, Stock Car Cyclopedia Vol. 1. The fact that it is Vol. 1 must mean more are on the way.

Since I can't afford to buy everyone's freight car books to get some stock car details, this one looks very nice. The printing is excellent. Included are photos and diagrams of cars from the AT&SF, B&O (Mather), C&O, Frisco, SL&IM, SP, UP, L&N, MP, and NW plus a couple of interesting articles. Paper bound, 96 pages. $30

http://www.hundman.com/cgi-bin/itemform.cgi?idNum=BK001022&ct=1

I have no connection with the publisher.
______________
J. Stephen (Steve) Sandifer
mailto:steve.sandifer@...
Home: 12027 Mulholland Drive, Meadows Place, TX 77477, 281-568-9918
Office: Southwest Central Church of Christ, 4011 W. Bellfort, Houston, TX 77025, 713-667-9417




benjaminfrank_hom <b.hom@...>
 

Robert Federle wrote:
"I would welcome books from [Bob Hundman]."

I'd also welcome payment for two articles of mine that he published in
Mainline Modeler, but that looks like it's not going to happen.


Ben Hom


captmix <tamix@...>
 

You're not alone, Ben. They never paid me either for my article on
making rivets.

Tom Mix

--- In STMFC@..., "benjaminfrank_hom" <b.hom@...> wrote:

Robert Federle wrote:
"I would welcome books from [Bob Hundman]."

I'd also welcome payment for two articles of mine that he published in
Mainline Modeler, but that looks like it's not going to happen.


Ben Hom


Frank Greene
 

<rfederle@...> wrote:
When Mainline Modeler ceased publication I had purchase many backissues. In the process of dealing with them (on many different occasions), I was told that Bob >Hundman will most likely (not definitely) pursue the book publishing portion of the business. That was some months ago and that may have changed.

I would welcome books from him.
They're definitely in the book publishing business: http://www.hundman.com/cgi-bin/viewcatalog.cgi?magazine=book.

I just received the latest: "N&W Steam's Last Stand." Excellent, starting with the 2 photos of a train of loaded wood hoppers and a 4-wheel bobber caboose being pulled and pushed by M class 4-8-0s (one on the point, 2 pushing).

Frank Greene
Memphis, TN


Charles Hladik
 

Marty,
You'll probably hear from Ben, NO DASHES in Pennsy classes.
Chuck Hladik
Rutland Railroad
Virginia Division



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mjmcguirk@...
 

Wished I'd known people actually paid for old issues of Mainline Modeler.

A few months ago I went through the boxes of these thing that I've moved from one corner of the country to the other and realized that although I'd fallen into the "this is one of the best resorces out there" trap myself I have, with few exceptions, never used any of the information in Mainline to build a model of anything. I kept a few articles which seemed of use (the rivet making article as well as Ben's X-29 piece, and the Lakers series of all things . . . ) and dumped the rest in the recycling bin.

Marty


armprem
 

Now Marty,if that is all you got out of MM you must have missed more than a few issues.The series on heavyweight passenger cars and all the good material by John Nehrich and the RPI group.I am a happy owner of every issue.Now if I could only convince my wife .Armand Premo

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Wished I'd known people actually paid for old issues of Mainline Modeler.

A few months ago I went through the boxes of these thing that I've moved from one corner of the country to the other and realized that although I'd fallen into the "this is one of the best resorces out there" trap myself I have, with few exceptions, never used any of the information in Mainline to build a model of anything. I kept a few articles which seemed of use (the rivet making article as well as Ben's X-29 piece, and the Lakers series of all things . . . ) and dumped the rest in the recycling bin.

Marty



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benjaminfrank_hom <b.hom@...>
 

Chuck Hladik wrote:
"You'll probably hear from Ben, NO DASHES in Pennsy classes."

Nah - I know full well Marty's just jerking my chain, something some
other folks on this list don't seem to be able to recognize.


Ben Hom


ed_mines
 

--- In STMFC@..., "Steve Sandifer" <steve.sandifer@...>
wrote: I just stumbled across and purchased a new book by Robert
Hundman, Stock Car Cyclopedia Vol. 1.

Can anyone tell how much of this is reprinted from MM?

Ed