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NYC passenger sides
Among the many passenger cars in the museum are a pair of streamline cars, and RPO and a coach. One car came from Illinois, the other from Florida. I'm told the builder was Tom Boldt.
They both have roof, floor, center sill of milled wood.
The basic underside details look fabricated.
The ends are white metal, I think are from J-C Models.
The mystery are the sides. They're definitely not the J-C aluminum stampings. They seem to be plastic, laser cut and etched possibly???
Can anyone identify the source?
Does anyone else have more?
Tommy Lennon? |
On Friday, May 9, 2025 at 10:58:49 AM PDT, Tom Lennon via groups.io <milepost169@...> wrote:
Among the many passenger cars in the museum are a pair of streamline cars, and RPO and a coach. One car came from Illinois, the other from Florida. I'm told the builder was Tom Boldt. They both have roof, floor, center sill of milled wood.
The basic underside details look fabricated.
The ends are white metal, I think are from J-C Models.
The mystery are the sides. They're definitely not the J-C aluminum stampings. They seem to be plastic, laser cut and etched possibly???
Can anyone identify the source?
Does anyone else have more?
Tommy Lennon?
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Tommy -- I think the sides are from Union Station Products.? Bob McCarthy introduced S passenger car kits with Union Station Products S scale sides.? USP does prototype styrene sides in O, S, HO, and N, all properly scaled from the same digital masters.? I? have forgotten the proprietor's surname; his first name i s Mark. MRIM has a ten-car S scale NYC 1938 20th Century Limited train that uses USP car sides, built by yours truly.? For this train, USP did not nave the digital version of the proper Pullman Car Co. observation car, but I did.? So I sent a copy to Mark and he added that car to his product line, no extra charge, -- Dick Karnes, MMR |
Mark Meeks is the owner.? Still in?business as Union Station Products producing milled styrene sides (smooth, BUDD or PS fluted sides) at a fair price in S scale. Bob Hogan On Fri, May 9, 2025 at 7:26?PM Dick Karnes, MMR via <rnk2202=[email protected]> wrote:
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