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John23 posted:
John Pignatelli JR. posted:

Weaver made those cars, I wonder who bought them, and if they are available.

Lionel has those dies, but I don't know if they'll offer the hoppers again, unless they decide to offer a cheaper scale line as Atlas does with their Trainman line.

Opps, well maybe Lionel would sell them to other manufacturers and importers such as,,hhhmmmmm lets see...maybe....Menards!

 

Just a thought

I'd love to be able to put together a long, steam-headed log train w/ 40 ' skeleton log cars fully loaded (not "shorty " log cars) but at current market prices for existing product I just can't raise the investment capital.  Perhaps Menards would come up with something for the traditional operator in this railcar.  Even if they were "scale" size, I could use several, and perhaps there are a few scale operators who could use them also.  $50 to $60 dollars a pop for currently available items is a deal breaker for a few of us, but with Menards history of pricing, perhaps skeleton log cars could become more affordable.

Steam Rules

"a country boy can survive!"     (Bocephus,   1981)

Jim,

   1st let me say this, for the price we are paying for the fantastic WWII  Commemorative Box Cars Menard's is doing a great job with the Box Cars they are now offering.  The new Coper and Military Vehicle Flat Cars are now serious stuff also. IMO Menard's could offer a Premier Box Car line, for just a few dollars more, with the Atlas type Premier detailing, it would be great.  In my case I would love to have the original 2 tone Wood Side, Wellsville, Addison & Galeton Box Cars offered by Menard's.  I would purchase 6 different numbered box car in a minute.  Where do I order?

PCRR/Dave 

Last edited by Pine Creek Railroad

The American Car & Foundry ACF Center Flow 4600 Cubic Foot Capacity 3-bay covered hoppers, because they were very common between 1965 and 2005, plus many of them are still in service today.

Union Pacific, Chicago & North Western, Soo Line, Santa Fe, Burlington Northern, BNSF are railroad schemes that can be seen on them now.

It can be made in full O scale with molded on details to be reasonably priced.

Andrew

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