0 Members and 1 Guest are viewing this topic.
It's likely PRR (an N5 maybe?), or less likely a B&M copy of a PRR N5.
It's not a B&O. Can't really decide what it is. Round roof edges make it look like a Major Caboose (C&O) or N&W but the ladder in the middle of the porch throws things off.
I found the same article. That is the caboose Lee has found. I think it's a major built caboose but as to who originally owned it?
Magor?
Android spell check doesn't like Mayor. Lol. (or Magor) got me again.
You know, those annoying "I know better what you meant" automatic spell checkers can be disabled. Then you can make your own spelling misteakes, like I do. My browser's spell checker marks the badly spelled words, but it is up to me to correct them.
What? You don't use Automated Error Enhancement?
NOPE! I do not use a smart phone or a tablet, and my Windows 7 laptop running Seamonkey browser does nto have auto-correct cpabability. I'm ok with that. (Emphasis added.)
We might not be. Hahahahaha!DFF
Found it but now I'm even more puzzled...https://pocketsights.com/tours/place/Red-Caboose-1024--33107
This is the one I was referring to. Wood bead board siding, four wood frame windows... I know an N5 when I see one....
... The chase begins again.
Author
Topic: Looking to Print a Caboose... (Read 28163 times)
