Looking for a source of Pullman heavyweight 242 trucks

I ended up making my Pullman 242 trucks from two other top equalized truck makes that lacking the outboard side bearing bracket. One was a pair of Walthers trucks, the other a pair of Lobaugh trucks.  Both have been long out of production, but Scale City Designs may have the former Walthers top equalized 6 wheel trucks.  

To do that I made styrene masters of the outboard bearing brackets for each type truck, as their spring centers differ. They were cast in resin after making molds .

Here is a Golden Gate Depot B&O 12/1 Pullman I re-equipped with a pair of Lobaugh trucks modified to look like the 242 type, which the prototype "Saint" series Pullmans had.

S. Islander

You are both artists.

Consider: find plastic parts and build a sideframe up.  Then do a double burnout and convert to brass.  Make a mold from that, and pop out as many as you need - Bob Stevenson does the casting and mold making.

https://www.protocraft.com/cat...56&Categoryid=25

Protorcraft has them in P48. The side patterns come from Roger 
Lewis. I’m sure that with some work you can make them work.

Ugh... I just realized they are sold out.... maybe ask Roger Lewis? Sorry for the misdirection.

Since Precision Scale doesn't offer them, Ed's suggestion about Scale City may be your best bet. Marty may have the mold from John Keil and has not produced them yet.