Yoder tank cars!

I am ASSuming you mean a Rich Yoder Model of some kind.

 

Would you care to be a little more descriptive or, perhaps, post photo for those of us who may not yet be Yoder-o-philes?

 

Are these of the 8K gallon variety...let's say pre-war tank cars??

The rich yoder Barrett petroleum and Lange soap, I will post images tomorrow

Curious if perhaps you plan to 3 rail these beauties? I know at one time you mentioned you were a 3 railer which is why I ask the question.

 

Good Luck.

 

Bob

Bob I was also able to procure a yoder 44 tonner that had been converted.

I should add that I am not converting my brass cars to 3r.

here is the lange soap tank car

My only beef with these cars is the fragility of the railing. Might have been more prudent to cheat scale and make them just a bit thicker. The Lange soap is an attractive scheme.

 

Simon

Today, I got a brace of his Mathieson Dry Ice cars; visually stunning and clearly works of art---     I opened the SP stock cars and found the same level of attention to detail: fine scale, indivindually linked chains that are freely moveable.

 

I hope more of you will support Rich and others like him (PSC, Overland, Kohs).    We need the innovation, quality and service that they offer.

 

The dry ice cars are very cool. They don't fit in on my railroad but would still like to have one.

Ken I was going to buy one, but advice from another was to get the trio Who else will produce these again ( in brass)!? I would encourage you to go for it-- they will be splendid on any layout

Brad I agree they are one of the most interesting cars to ever hit the market. I would love a watermelon car or two also. I may pick one up if I can gather up the extra cash. Maybe at Indy if things work out. Ken the guy from AR