Hi List Members, Gons with steel loads in 1932. I suspect these are UP gons, possibly in the series UP 99500-99999 48ft6in IL, can anyone verify (or refute) that this is the case? https://catalog.arch

Claus Schlund wrote: "GM&N USRA composite gon https://catalog.archives.gov/id/7018185 No. It's similar, but the giveaway that this is NOT a USRA gon is the Dreadnaught end. Ben Hom

(Some of you O scalers received an earlier email re: this offering. If you replied to that, you can ignore this email.) I am revisiting producing the Seaboard B-7 “Turtleback” roof boxcar in **O SCALE

Ray Breyer, in talking about a series of stocks cars, says: > ...Swift, which sold their car line to Quaker City in 1930, and then to > GATX which bought Quaker City in 1934. In his book, Epstein give

Hi List Members, Pennsylvania Lines class GP or GPa hopper_1917-1918 https://catalog.archives.gov/id/26430742 Enjoy! Claus Schlund

Micromark used to sell a set of #41 - 60 drills. It is no longer in their catalog. Can't seem to find at Drill Bit City. Any thoughts? Thanks: Bill Pardie Sent from my Verizon, Samsung Galaxy smartpho

Hi List Members, PM gon (possibly 17300) being loaded with pulpwood 1942 https://catalog.archives.gov/id/2129364 Enjoy! Claus Schlund

Hi List members, GM&N USRA composite gon https://catalog.archives.gov/id/7018185 Enjoy! Claus Schlund

Hi List Members, L&N 49335 ss auto box at team tracks probably on L&N in 1935 https://catalog.archives.gov/id/214437176 Enjoy! Claus Schlund

Transfer Yard (1910) Photo courtesy of Eric Hansmann’s Notes on Designing, Building, and Operating Model Railroads blog. Caption: DL&W Freight Transfer Yard, Scranton, PA, September 5, 1910. Photo B06

I have been asked to explain my process to airbrush freight cars and other models. I have done my best to provide an answer in my new blog post, “Airbrushing Water-Base Paint and Tools”. I address cho

Liquitex "Acrylic Gouache" John A. Craig posted this on the Groups.io Weathering Techniques group. “There is a very interesting "new" line of "Artists" paints offered by Liquitex. The line is "Acrylic

Phil Flory must be over 100 years old if he indeed introduced metal pieces to aid paint mixing. As a child, aerosol spray paints were super common and were using these pieces to mix the paint and gave

I’m trying to locate prototype information/photos of the National Car Company refrigerator cars with SNX reporting marks. From the 1953 ORER, the private car owner for these cars was Stadler’s Packing

Picked up this undec Accurail reefer kit at a swap meet for a "Make me buy it" price. I could use another reefer for my two canning companies. One photo shows why you need to hoard decals. There are H

I’ve tried a number of flat or matt finishes over the years; acrylic, oil based and lacquer based. While all produced a nice flat finish Dullcote was the only brand that produced a surface that I coul

You’re probably thinking “thank God he’s finally finished posting Mopac boxcars”. Here’s my last Sunshine Models MP SS boxcar. I’d dug out four photos Joe Collias had printed for me as reference for d

Here’s a shot from the Morning Sun book on St Louis railroads. Photo was taken 8/22/1954. Roof appears to either be unpainted galvanized steel or painted with the galvanized paint someone mentioned a

The Station Agent's Blue Book (Circa 1928) Link courtesy of Rand Boyd on the Groups.io Ry-ops-industrialSIG list: https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=mdp.39015011139303&view=1up&seq=11 This is desc

We have been spoiled in recent years with the numerous versions of HO trucks with raised lettering. This morning while reviewing my truck stash I came across a set of trucks with the raised BETTENDORF