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  • June 27, 2018 at 1:07 pm #6115
    peggyrothschild
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    [attachment=4:1c6fvqls]MPX1186ToolCarDS.jpg[/attachment:1c6fvqls]
    Tool car in freight car brown

    [attachment=3:1c6fvqls]MPX2562BunkCar.jpg[/attachment:1c6fvqls]
    Bunk car in freight car brown with yellow ends extending around the car body. I’m pretty sure this is a former ART reefer looking at the deep fish belly under frame.

    [attachment=0:1c6fvqls]MPX4378SSboxcarbunk.jpg[/attachment:1c6fvqls]
    Single sheathed former boxcar converted to bunk car with yellow ends

    [attachment=2:1c6fvqls]MPX2655HWSilver.jpg[/attachment:1c6fvqls]
    MoW car painted aluminum

    [attachment=1:1c6fvqls]MPXHWDiner2.jpg[/attachment:1c6fvqls]
    Former heavyweight car in freight car brown or red with yellow ends

    June 28, 2018 at 12:15 pm #8845
    Bud Moss
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    Charlie, is X4378 one of the Howe boxcars? It sure looks like one. With some windows added, the old Westerfield resin kit would sure make a great model. Jerry Michels

    June 28, 2018 at 4:39 pm #8847
    peggyrothschild
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    Yes X4378 is a Howe car. Sunshine Models did the Howe cars with the Dreadnaught ends but they are expensive even as kits. I think the Westerfield kit (1951) could also be done with windows and door too and it’s available.

    June 28, 2018 at 6:00 pm #8848
    bargetanika
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    These cars are beyond cool. Hi railers functionally are better I know but these cars, they scream to be modeled.

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