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Freight car ID Milwaukee hopper?

Charlie Duckworth
 


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Charlie Duckworth 
Omaha, Ne.
Scott H. Haycock
 

1930 ARA 70t design? I believe that no prototype cars were built to this design. See M.M., Sept. 1987 for a drawing. 

I think your model could be a Bachmann product.

Scott Haycock
Modeling Tarheel country in the Land of Enchantment

On 07/02/2022 8:46 PM Charlie Duckworth via groups.io <worth51@...> wrote:



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Charlie Duckworth 
Omaha, Ne.

Charlie Duckworth
 

I was just pointing out a possible answer to Tim’s question. 

On Sat, Jul 2, 2022 at 10:01 PM Scott H. Haycock <shhaycock_at_comcast.net_Worth51@...> wrote:
1930 ARA 70t design? I believe that no prototype cars were built to this design. See M.M., Sept. 1987 for a drawing. I think your model could be a Bachmann product. Scott HaycockModeling Tarheel count
1930 ARA 70t design? I believe that no prototype cars were built to this design. See M.M., Sept. 1987 for a drawing. 

I think your model could be a Bachmann product.

Scott Haycock
Modeling Tarheel country in the Land of Enchantment

On 07/02/2022 8:46 PM Charlie Duckworth via groups.io <worth51=duck.com@groups.io> wrote:



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Charlie Duckworth 
Omaha, Ne.

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Charlie Duckworth 
Omaha, Ne.
Tim O'Connor
 


(MILW subsidiary) CTSE 370552-370999 were 70 ton, 4-bay, 2755 cubic foot offset-side open hoppers

Model photos from the Milwaukee Road Historical Association in Railroad Model Craftsman, May 1991


On 7/2/2022 10:46 PM, Charlie Duckworth via groups.io wrote:

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Charlie Duckworth 
Omaha, Ne.

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