Floor plan for Weaver Hiawatha rib passenger cars

I do! beavertail, parlor, dinner, lounge- coach, tip top tap, railway P.O.- bunk room coach, mail-express, and express baggage. 

Kp[e to see them.

All the floor plans, exterior drawings, photos and info for Milwaukee Road's home built passenger cars from 1936-1942 are in this large format book (still available):

https://www.milwaukeeshops.org...hing-faster-on-rails

It's the definitive resource on these cars.

Bob

@RRDOC posted:

All the floor plans, exterior drawings, photos and info for Milwaukee Road's home built passenger cars from 1936-1942 are in this large format book (still available):

https://www.milwaukeeshops.org...hing-faster-on-rails

It's the definitive resource on these cars.

Bob

Thats the book I have . It has the builders drawings, from the Milwaukee road archives. many of which are no.t published any where else.  it expensive and hard to find, but worth it

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@RRDOC posted:

All the floor plans, exterior drawings, photos and info for Milwaukee Road's home built passenger cars from 1936-1942 are in this large format book (still available):

https://www.milwaukeeshops.org...hing-faster-on-rails

It's the definitive resource on these cars.

Bob

Are we assuming that the Weaver cars have prototypically accurate window placements?

@RoyBoy posted:

Are we assuming that the Weaver cars have prototypically accurate window placements?

they are close enough to the scale drawings

@Dave Koehler posted:

Thats the book I have . It has the builders drawings, from the Milwaukee road archives. many of which are no.t published any where else.  it expensive and hard to find, but worth it

It is still available, currently discounted to $85 with free shipping.  The Milwaukee Shops first book is the one that is out of print and very expensive.

Bob