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Re: Smoothside Streamlined Passenger Cars
Hi Dave,
Congrats on being able to get one of those down under. I have a couple sets of the Pennsy smoothside cars. One from years ago and the other recently acquired. Kind of silly but the price was good so I couldn't pass them up.
They are nice cars. The paint rubbed off is undoubtedly from when the car was shipped in its original plastic box with the blue plastic insert. One trip usually didn't do any harm but several trips would usually "vibrate/rub" the paint off the high spots. The roof should be easy enough to restore since it is just flat black. If you have or can get some tuscan red, that should match the Pennsy color on the sides good enough for touch up.
If you already know that stuff and my advice is redundant, I apologize.
Doug
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Smoothside Streamlined Passenger Cars
Hi gents
Just picked up by auction (here in NZ) a 2652 Smoothside Combine "Baggage" PRR in moderate condition for about $14US equiv including freight. Nice little car but not sure it will travel on rails with its sister Huron Rapids which I'm pleased to say I could put on a CZ consist as the real thing did appear on the D&RGW edition at one time or more. Moderate condition- no box at all- roof paint scratched / flaked off in small patches; blemishes on predominantly one side I'm guessing from packing, with wear down to plastic on some edges and profile highlights. With lighting, no interior set, both trucks (only a little axle rust) present but one coupler gone, would need touch up or respray to rehabilitate to show status. Just thought I'd let you know they get around! regards davew (UMTRR novice @ 10 years) ;-) |
Shameless Plug Department: A1G 94 Foot Tank Cars on eBay
Hi group,
Shameless plug department... for those of you who may be looking for any of the four 94 foot tank cars, I have all four listed on eBay right now, closing Saturday 20 January at 8PM Eastern Time. Look for "umtrr-author" as the seller, or here's one of the citations from which you can see the other three: eBay has clamped down on what can and can't be said in listings, so I could not mention that the proceeds will go toward the costs of hosting the A1G website. Please note that I'm not looking to open a debate on selling venues here.? Thanks... Cheers, George (your group owner and A1G webmaster) ?? |
WTB: Atlas Santa FE GP40, SW1500 And SD45
Hello: ?? I am looking for the following Atlas first generation locomotives. GP40 Santa Fe, Item # 2171, Road number 1347 SD45 Santa Fe, Item # 2141, Road number 1769 SW1500 Santa Fe, Item # 4991, Road number 2418 Must be complete with handrails and horn. If you have any of these shells I can be contacted off list at igoldberg1@... ??? Ira |
Photo Locations (was A Few New Photos...)
Mike, thanks for asking, it has been a while...
The main site, from which all of the pages can be accessed, is http://www.irwinsjournal.com/a1g There are individual pages for each of the A1G body styles, accessible via the pull-down in the top frame or through the introductory page.? The Helium Cars are Series 3030 and the Bay Window Cabooses are Series 2430. Cheers, George On Fri, 17 Feb 2017 12:23:32 +0800, "Mike Glossop mikebgloss@... [a1g]" wrote: And it's been so long ago I have no link to the photos Could you post a link for all Hi to all |
Re: A few new photos on the A1G site
And it's been so long ago I have no link to the photos Could you post a link for all Hi to all Sent from my Sony Xperia? smartphone on the Telstra? Mobile network ---- dgosha@... [a1g] wrote ---- ?
And thanks for the new entries, George.
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Re: A few new photos on the A1G site
开云体育Even when it was Kadee, it was still Kadee Micro-Trains. The early
packaging reflected this.
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Re: A few new photos on the A1G site
This is a Micro-Trains Line release done just last year.? Micro-Trains Line, Inc. was spun out of Kadee in 1990.??
--George On Thu, 16 Feb 2017 12:57:37 -0500, "Tom Starr tom39@... [a1g]" wrote: I think at that time Micro-Trains was known as KADEE .. ?
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Re: A few new photos on the A1G site
T Meserole
So do Helium tank cars get lighter when fully loaded?
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Does all of that Helium make the car float off of the track? Tom, Having fun in Kansas (Home of the Helium) On 2/16/17, groups@... [a1g] <a1g@...> wrote:
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Re: A few new photos on the A1G site
Tom Starr
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A few new photos on the A1G site
Hi gang...
Well, Yahoo says there's been no activity here in, well, months.?? I don't expect a surge in postings either... but... I have added a few new images to the site.?? First, I've picked up three more Bay Window cabooses.? One is the red "transfer" version and two more are E-R Models re-releases on the body style.?? They're now available through the Bay Window Caboose page (2430). Also, you might be aware that Micro-Trains went to Roco for a production of Helium Tank Cars, which brings an original A1G item into the 21st Century!? I added a photo of the MTL release of "NASA Series #3" which is the Roco car with MTL trucks, couplers, and paint, to the bottom of the Helium Cars Page (3030). All for now... Cheers, George |
Maybe is A1G this box car?
Hi George,
Here is Carlos Eduardo from S?o Paulo - Brasil. I am an N enthusiast since 1980. You can imagine how difficult was that early years to find and buy N scale material. With the advent of EBay the life turn easier but not a wonderful since I collect Penn Central Stuff. When you publish A1G site, part of your Jornal, I decide to gather those cars and locos. At this time I have 1146 cars which are about 1000 N scale. In the A1G section of the collection are about 150 cars. Your site always be a precious source of information for me in an adventure to find some new cars. Well, I am writing to ask for some help: I have a 40?Single Door Box Car in the ATSF color with TRIX - Western Germany marks on the bottom of the car. The problem is that car appears on the page 31 of the Atlas 1967-68 Catalog besides another 40?Box Car that really are A1G! (Will send pictures in another e-mail) If we look at close the car, it has the some roof, rear and front side patterns of the Atlas cars. The two visible differences are the shape of the door and the fact that the ATSF cars does not have rivets on the junction of the steel plates of the car?s sides. (Pictures in another e-mail) I will appreciate so much any information… And if you consider relevant, I can scan the 67/68 catalog to add in the site. Thanks a lot, Carlos |
: a1g cars I think. NYC System boxcars
Tom Starr
开云体育Mike,?? ? Thank You you saved the Day!! ?I already had the correct ?paper labels and Jewel Cases. An Fyi the majority of my N-SCALE cars are a1g or after the a1g Era, I have so few ATLAS and MICRO-TRAIN cars 1990- present . ?Thank You again for saving the Day for me .? Tom ?? |
Re: a1g cars I think. NYC System boxcars
michael bishop
Tom,The NYC 40' plug and sliding door is an AHM.The Atlas 50' Double door is that of later Atlas release after the 1ag era. The body style was introduced with the Atlas kits but the P&LE (NYC)?paint scheme was not part of the kits.
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Re: a1g cars I think. NYC System boxcars
开云体育That is a plug and sliding door car. There were no such cars in Atlas'
first generation. Isn't there any indication on the bottom of an importer or
does it just say "AUSTRIA"? It does appear to be a RoCo-made car.
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a1g cars I think. NYC System boxcars
Tom Starr
开云体育D - ? Before I add the paper insert for these cars I would like to know if these are from the a1g ERA? I have the list on the back of a a1g ATLAS FIRST Generation paper insert N.Y.C. does not appear under the Double Door on the ATLAS ?Insert nor on the AHM Insert ?.. I just want to confirm that these are actually a1g cars .? |