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So what does this mean? New shells but shells that are still wrong?Or are they cases of just needing new underframes?
Crap. Not a single car I can use on my transition era SoCal layout. Again... Otto K.
It still the same basic body as always, just with the running boards removed, new short ladders and a walkway over the coupler (I think those are all the new things).Jason
@Cajonpassfan Running a transition Cajon layout, but concerned about long antiseptic cuts of PFE reefers? Otto, you might as well be concerned you have too many ties on your track ... If you wish some variety in prototypical string of R-30-21, toss in an odd heavily weathered faded Armour Yellow R-30-13 (perhaps condemned) with the vertical brake staff (Atlas makes the best versions of the latter), and a handful (5 to 10%) of Western Pacific heralded PFE cars. Small variations are what make such a cut so attractive and a reward to the observant.
Suggestions always welcome Joe
I'm liking that N&W business car.
Jake, but that was my point exactly. I already have about 60 of these, I don't need more. I do need to sprinkle in some variation, but even the WP cars, which I also own, are exactly the same cars. And yes I have a handful of the Atlas -13's, and those are a bit of a stretch era-wise.Otto
Now I see where you are coming from, Otto. You are looking for transition era cars that are NOT SP reefers.
No, he's looking for more SP reefers. Jason
It still the same basic body as always, just with the running boards removed, new short ladders and a walkway over the coupler (I think those are all the new things).
I don't know if anyone has ever asked, but could you guys over at MT make some single window coaches?
wE ARE WORKING ON THEM AS WE SPEAK