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Ian, I do in fact have the thick and thin lettering versions of the 2286 PRR 40 Double Door Boxcar on the A1G site... right on the 2280 page. I get to variations as I add them to the accumulation or

Oh, I forgot to mention there is a section in photos called emailed photos and yours are in there. It's good to have them all in a column to easily see the differences. Doug

I'll check that out.. I've never gotten into the site since signing up.. (and George didnt have it on the A1G site. [email protected]> wrote:

Hi Ian, There are some photos of those variations in the photos section of the group. There as a section within the photos called "Miscellaneous" and they are there. Paul Dickdash leaving is a little

I noticed Paul Dickdash left. I always hope it's not a health issue causing it. Doug

Also to note (not found on George's site), I have come across a thick/thin variation on the single door 40' boxcar as well as the 40' double door box.. One could conclude that variations exist on the

Two data points... First, the Micro-Trains release doesn't use the Roco tooling.? It's their standard 45000/045 body style with a resin tank literally taped to the car.? I have the N Scale

I have attached?4 photos: Micro Trains for the NSE, road #227, it looks like they use the Atlas/Roco tank and their flat car, all most the same blue as Atlas. Roco/E-R road #200 dark blue almost

I ran an Ebay search for "vinegar" and learned 2 things: 1: Ebay seems to be blocking visibility of completed listings on the website. 2: Atlas made a second run of Vinegar cars in the 1990s? (based

The E&C car pictured looks more black than brown (to me).. for sure more brown than the car I have, and the lettering is different on the flat and tank. ~Ian

Chuck and all, My copy of the E-R/Roco version of this car has the "Atlas" ground out and the "Austria" remaining.? I just checked. From the images on the A1G site, you can see that I don't have

I looked at the A1g site. There are pics of the blue car as the original Atlas car. Then there are pics of the E-R models by Roco of a newer run. This car has a brown flat with no reporting marks. I

I remember seeing the brown flat but can't say for certain if it had dimensional data on it or not ? The blue Flat doesn't look prototypically correct to me even though it was a offering from Atlas at

Rick, do you remember seeing both version of the car back then? The yellow on a blue flat with dimensional data on the flat, and the yellow on a brown flat without the data? I know I have seen both

Vinegar couldn't be carried in a metal tank car because vinegar is acidic and the reaction with the metal would ruin the vinegar. Nowadays of course, they could spray the interior with some kind of

( hauled in a standard style tank car)_ On Sat, Mar 23, 2019 at 9:10 PM, guitarrick_c1812 via Groups.Io<guitarrick_c1812@...> wrote: Question concerning the Heinz vinegar car??I

Question concerning the Heinz vinegar car??I remember this car with Atlas's first offerings back in the 60's but when did the prototype car get removed from service ? Such a unique looking car and

Sure, I'd like to see it.. Here are my 5..

Yes, I’ll try to find it and post a pic if there’s any interest? Sent from a mobile device, may contain typos

Marty, yours is a Heinz scheme all brown? ~Ian