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Is the importer/manufacturing location scratched out or blanked out? ? Doug

I am thinking that someone possibly unknowingly scrapped out the manufacturers markings in a attempt to modify, update the car to appear modernized. Tom

I have four of the Model Power ones. I will try to find them and look at the insert unless someone else can do it sooner. Also I have four CB&Q cars with the yellow band and jade green. Yes jade

I have this car, it is in a model power box with label.

From the looks of the other pictures I would say the car in question just might be a Bachmann. Judging just by the font size and the offset of the printing in certain areas . Keep in mind sellers are

It's a RoCo car and it is basically identical to the ones they made for Atlas sold as reefers (Blatz, Natl. Dairy Dispatch, Thermice, KO&G). However, the Atlas version had an extra little placard

Above is Model Power 3409 Below is Bachmann (I do not know the product #) car below is Life-Like S788B

I wasn’t aware of that. I can now confirm it’s NOT Model Power as the MP version is a different body style and lacks the blue stripe at the bottom. Perhaps a pic of the underside would help.

All, Would anyone happen to have the PAPER INSERT with STOCK NUMBER for this car? Tom

HAMX 31200 has been done by everyone: Model Power, Bachmann, Life-Like, and others. Tom (Whose wife has over 1400 N scale been cars)

Hi Tom, Model Power sold that exact car with that road number (HAMX 31200), but I don’t know if they were the first. HTH, Martin Sent from a mobile device, may contain typos

All, Who originally produced this car? My cars under frame has the embossed manufacturers name scratched off. Tom

Thanks guys Strangely there were no Reading in the group, unlike previous purchases I'd accumulated. Some have MTL body mounts already done, but not sure I'll continue to do that or el-cheapo with

Bachmann cars were typically copies made in Hong Kong or China but I guess you never know. Most of them were of equal quality to RoCo in the early days. ? The Atlas Norfolk Southern composite gondola

Rick, you're spot on with the A1G Roadnames: Norfolk Southern (the first one), Cotton Belt/SSW, Monon and Reading.? Photos of each are on the A1G site (shameless plug). The Walthers releases on the

Hi Dave,?? ?Great selections of gons you got going there !If memory serves me right the first generation run of Atlas composite gons where Cotton Belt, Norfolk Southern, Reading and Monon. You got

hi gang, Though good offices of a guy at Railwiire I got? a large handful of these, mixture as cited of A1G, Trix/ Walthers and Bachmann in various conditions of completion. Most to be stripped back

Hi Doug......long time no see !? Sent from Yahoo Mail on Android On Tue, May 15, 2018 at 2:47 PM, Douglas Gosha via Groups.Io<dgosha@...> wrote: Rick, you and I got started about the

Now George, thats not nice, I'm all No Email all the way. I'm sub'd to over 30 model and proto groups and have since 2002 (+/-) done all my group reading on line. However I see in my Group

Rick, you and I got started about the same time with A1G. I was a bit later as I know it was in the summer of 1967 I got the Norfolk Southern composite gondola. It came in the case with the early