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These numbers are even more impressive when one factors in the seasonal nature of PFE business. Are these round trips? It’s been stated that PFE was more concerned with having an empty car returned

Bob, That’s very interesting information. There certainly must have been a lot of cars sitting in yards waiting for a call to duty and I suppose still are. There are strings of them sitting on

Reefer Trip Factoid A Tony Thompson observation... "...most freight cars averaged less than nine trips PER YEAR...PFE was proud that its cars averaged between ten and eleven round trips per year,

Simulating Caboose & Reefer Operations On Cajon Pass In 2015 I had the pleasure of visiting Jon Harrison's HO scale railroad in Portland , OR , during the NMRA National Convention. Jon models the

Intermountain HO Scale SFRD Reefer Kits A few days ago, Intermountain confirmed production of an undecorated SFRD reefer kit. The kit number is 41199 and the price will $19.95, The car has a steel

Still Belong To Other Yahoo Railroad Groups? Our transition to Groups.io from Yahoo is complete and I welcome our new members. As far as I can determine, all the Yahoo message archives, files and

Chicago 's Commission Row - Wholesale Produce and Grocery Dealers The text below is taken from the document, Landmark Designation Report, adopted by the Commission on Chicago Landmarks, May 13, 2015.

Reefer Operations At The Highland Park Society Of Railroad Engineers This HO scale club in San Gabriel operates the Highland Pacific Railroad. They constructed a railroad empire with 3,500 feet of

High praise indeed, Diane! I’ve long admired your N Scale work online. Out-of-State members who find themselves in Southern California in the future will note from cmrsclub.com that we are open

Fantastic details, both inside and out. Sure wish that I could visit, but it's a long and expensive trip for me. Diane Wolfgram Butte, MT

The Corona Model Railroad Society will conduct a free Open House on Saturday, November 16 from 9 to 4. Our 98% complete HO DCC railroad depicts the Santa Fe’s Third District through Corona,

I am building that structure now, although it won't be Sunnkist. I like painting the doors gray and will probably do the same. I presume everyone knows about Tony Thompson's blog: much easier to build

Packing House Scene On Mark Rick's Railroad Mark says, "It's that busy time of year! An SP SW-1 switches the Sunkist Packing Plant in San Fernando , Ca. 1954. The boxcar is going to the small shed,

Looks like it was taken from the top of the water tower, just east of the Colorado River Bridge at Topock east of Needles, CA. Just a guess. Bruce Morden Carpinteria, CA On Wed, Oct 30, 2019 at 10:29

Bob, I hit google images, the caption is Kern Co. potatoes .? ?BillW

That’s a really nice model of a vintage car.? What scale is it?? [It wasn't stated but I'm pretty sure it's HO. - Moderator] Diane Wolfgram *From:* [email protected]

Model: SFRD 17019 A photo courtesy of Eric Hansmann from the recent Chicagoland Railroad Prototype Modelers Convention. Bob Chaparro Moderator

The train just crossed the bridge over the Colorado River at Topock. The road down on the left is Oatman Highway. Robert Cheeks Riverside CA

A photo from the Santa Fe Railway. Does anyone know the location? Bob Chaparro Moderator

Ken, Thank you. 3-D scanning combined with printing opens up a lot of possibilities, like scanning figures produced in HO scale and reproducing them in N-Scale. Diane Sent: Friday, October 25, 2019