In a recently purchased magazine I noted a spread on p. 43 of the August, 1956 issue of Railroad Model Craftsman on a group of
After more or less tying up the project of organizing the SIG Inventory I moved on to trying to start what I hoped to be
Among items that came in the OO Inventory was this great modern (1960s) era reefer. This side view is a good overall shot of the
eBay sales related to the Morlok auction seem to have slowed down but toward the end this great little 2-6-2 came up for sale which
A last Greenbrook post for now is on this caboose. It is an interesting scratchbuilt model on Schorr trucks, and I would rate as one
In our recent family trip to Kansas/Nebraska/Colorado we kept count and saw over 50 moving trains, and probably 1/3 of them were coal trains. As
Among the parts in the OO Inventory are a number of pair of roller bearing trucks with rotating bearing caps. Bill Johann described how he
The photo below is of three flat cars stacked up. All of them are the correct width for OO but two of them are actually
Over at the Facebook American OO Group page Phil R. posted a link to a new OO product at Proto87.com/Accurate Track Emporium. It seems they
The last intermodal car in this short series is a red TOFC car. There were four of them in the OO SIG Inventory, the other