Surviving 36ft Boxcars in the 50s
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doctorwayne Wrote:
sailormatlac Wrote:...Ray Breyer did a quite extensive search on 36 footer and how long they survived....

Yeah, Matt, quite an extensive read, but well-worth it if you're looking to model a prototypical freight car fleet. I've save all of those for reference, although most of the Fowler cars I buy will become EG&E cars, as they're a perfect match to my prototype...right down to the plastic bodies. Wink I'll probably pick up a few of the double sheathed 36'ers, too, but after that, most new freight cars will be, I hope, scratchbuilt or parts-built.

Wayne

Wayne, I read all Ray's PDFs and didn't regret doing it. I've bought two 36ft recently. Definitely a neat boxcar for further detailing and bashing. I suspect the Fowler will be quite popular. It's a blessing Accurail dared to make such a prototype.

Matt
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