Scale sized so I can convert them to 2 rail.
jonnyspeed posted:Scale sized so I can convert them to 2 rail.
They have some that are close but don't expect too much for the price you pay.
david1 posted:jonnyspeed posted:Scale sized so I can convert them to 2 rail.
They have some that are close but don't expect too much for the price you pay.
Why would making them scale cost more??? If you are cutting new tooling the difference between a traditional size car and a scale car would be pennies. If I were king of the world I'd find the old Rivarossi tooling for their 40 foot gondola or just clone it in China. I buy these used and convert them to 3 rail....but still need a few more. Menard's could do some cool loads that would help them sell.
franktrain posted:
Frank, no the train I saw in Mentor was from this past Thursday June 1st. It was from UP. But yes, though's cars are the same cars I saw but not on the same train.
MENARD'S has several stores in Michigan. The D&M Boxcar would sell well in the stores to model railroaders and non - model railroaders.
Detroit & Mackinac Railway Boxcar
Gary
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I'm with Gary. I would buy a D&M boxcar.
A talking box car that says: " Save Big Money at Menard's".
We need a container SHIP, and let's not forget the Containers.
Jack
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Beer-can tank car. Beat Atlas to the punch
It can be scale and still make 027 curves
---PCJ, tongue-in-cheek
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I agree how about a husky stack!
AMCDAVE, I have a couple of those gondolas and a few stock cars. I bought a few of them when Crown Models was in business. I believe it was back in the nineties when Crown and Peterson did a joint venture on these. They came ready to run for three rail. I especially liked the gondolas. The tooling may still be floating around.........Paul
US NAVY HELIUM CAR
with 3 rail trucks and couplers.
Something in S guage would be nice.
Thanks, Phil
Maybe it's time for a well-deck or heavy 4-truck flat car - maybe with a transformer load or heavy machinery of some kind?
I agree with anything Air Force and the helium cars, preferably NASA.
Cylindrical hopper close to scale size
OK, for the 4 or 5th time I would like to see a 1950'ish single dome scale 8000/10000 TANK car. all black,, any builder would be fine.
First of all I want to say THANK YOU to Menards for the great releases so far- and no I am not kissing up... just thankful for what they have done for our hobby.
I am told that the Evans 5277 box car is the most common type used in North America. When searching for one to illustrate this post- I came across this livery that I feel is quite attractive and would appeal to many modelers.
Of course there are many other liveries that would be colorful and popular- a search for 'Evans 5277 Boxcar' yields many ideas...including this RailBox 'graffiti' car. Perhaps not for all tastes but it might be an interesting addition to a modern consist.
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Pepsi boxcar to go with the new factory
How about something in the D&RG Stable? They have not done one in that Road Name!!!
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MIKE G.,
I believe this is the information you asked about.
Thanks Jim! Now that's one great looking Train! Now all they have to do is build it in O scale!
Mike
That's a HO commemorative set . I do not have one just seen it on the e-net and thought it really looked cool
Larry
Larry Sr. posted:Mike
That's a HO commemorative set . I do not have one just seen it on the e-net and thought it really looked cool
Larry
Hey there Larry, I think they are great looking, so much that I am about to do something I don't do that often!
MARK, Please, Please, Please with sugar on top make these UNITED STATES MARINE CORPS cars! Can you hear me Please! LOL
Ok Larry I tried! LOL
Modern(ish) single dome tank cars would be cool.
The 14 3/4" flat car with the addition of bulkheads. Make this flat car with bulkheads in paint schemes for all railroads. Starting with the CP Rail and the Soo Line.
Andrew
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I buy this car in CSX paint and put some different steal loads. I am told by fellow VRE train commuter these trains usually run Chinese steal to Metal distributes, he was an old Customs officer he should know.
How about the ...
O Gauge Santa Fe Boxcar
Model Number: 2793830 | Menards® SKU: 2793830
They seemed to sell out fast..... and I wanted to buy some
TCA has some 2018 cars coming out that are Navy also one has Seabee's on it
The Pullman-Standard 2600 Cubic Foot Capacity 2-bay covered hopper which is much taller than the older PS-2 2003 Cubic Foot Capacity 2-bay covered hopper. This has never been made in O scale.
Here is an example in the Detroit & Mackinac scheme.
Other owners or operators of these covered hoppers included the Chicago & North Western, Detroit, Toledo & Ironton, Grand Trunk Western, B&O, C&O, CSX, Burlington Northern, and some other railroads.
Andrew