Back about a year ago I featured a vintage butter dish milk car that had originated from the layout of David Sacks. Today we feature
John Svensson sent in this photo recently of a pair of unusual cars on his OO layout, a modified Graceline troop sleeper and an unusual
I was very recently able to purchase five more issues of The Model Craftsman from 1934, which shed a bit more light on the situation
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
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
While my layout is set in the transition era (steam/diesel), for a while I have been building up small fleet of more modern era equipment.
This car was scratch built in styrene by Pierre Bourassa. In my recent car maintenance blitz I converted it to use altered/regauged TYCO or Mantua
Working on various projects one of the books I refer to as a resource is an old Kalmbach publication, Easy-to-Build Model Railroad Freight Cars. I
When people think American OO they usually don’t think modern cars. I do have a few examples, however, and with a project to get several
I noted in a recent eBay auction a car very similar to these two CN pulpwood flats. These were made by Pierre Bourassa, as was
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