Doug Nelson's NDa article in NSR

[towl1996]

Thanks for writing this up and excellent work. I love these type of articles because the trail has been blazed and I can follow along at home.  Is it possible to make the side/end templates available as a pdf? Thanks

[ryan_wilkerson]

What's NDa?
Nevermind...I see it http://www.nscalesupply.com/NAN/NAN-NSR201601.html

[Altoona]

NDa  was a Pennsy bobber cabin car  (caboose)  (ND) than was convert to 2 truck cabin car (caboose) (NDa)
see the links below

ND   http://prr.railfan.net/diagrams/PRRdiagrams.html?diag=nd.gif&sel=cbn&sz=sm&fr=

NDa   http://prr.railfan.net/diagrams/PRRdiagrams.html?diag=NDa-.gif&sel=cbn&sz=sm&fr=

Judd Barton

[dougnelson]

  Is it possible to make the side/end templates available as a pdf? Thanks

Thanks for the comments. Let me look, but I may still have the templates, and if so I can sent it to you in PDF.  If anyone else is interested, let me know. Happy to share.

[towl1996]

Thanks for the comments. Let me look, but I may still have the templates, and if so I can sent it to you in PDF.  If anyone else is interested, let me know. Happy to share.

Thanks Doug,

Hopefully, I can follow your lead. Here is my ND following Claus' article in TKM, love to do an NDa.

[Ed Kapuscinski]

Oh man.

And I'm always amazed at how late these lasted. I've seen pics of them being pulled by diesels in the 50s.

[VonRyan]

With a wee bit of effort, an assembled Quality Craft N6b can be shortened into a bobber. Only thing missing then would be the little doors in the center of the cupola.