IPD Box Car Anonymous - Printable Version

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IPD Box Car Anonymous - Mike Kieran - 08-31-2011

Hello,

My name is Mike Kieran and I'm addicted to IPD box cars.


Re: IPD Box Car Anonymous - Justinmiller171 - 08-31-2011

Hello, My name is Justin Miller and I'm addicted to IPD boxcars :oops:.... Big Grin


Re: IPD Box Car Anonymous - Mike Kieran - 08-31-2011

Welcome to our mental ward Justin.


Re: IPD Box Car Anonymous - Justinmiller171 - 08-31-2011

One of my favorite IPD boxcars:
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Re: IPD Box Car Anonymous - Mike Kieran - 08-31-2011

Man that box car is filthy.


Re: IPD Box Car Anonymous - Justinmiller171 - 08-31-2011

Mike Kieran Wrote:Man that box car is filthy.

I found it on Google Images, I have to search for "Incentive per-diem boxcar", if you type "IPD boxcar" it thinks you tried to type "IPOD boxcar" Nope


Re: IPD Box Car Anonymous - Mike Kieran - 08-31-2011

The following website http://www.rrpicturearchives.net/railroadlistAll.aspx has a plethora of box car photos as well as George Ellwood's website (no relation to the Blues Brothers) http://www.rr-fallenflags.org/.


Re: IPD Box Car Anonymous - FCIN - 08-31-2011

See this thread: http://www.the-gauge.net/forum/viewtopic.php?f=35&t=4639 You'll find a photo of an ONW box car as they originally looked on page 2 of the thread.


Re: IPD Box Car Anonymous - Justinmiller171 - 08-31-2011

FCIN Wrote:See this thread: http://www.the-gauge.net/forum/viewtopic.php?f=35&t=4639 You'll find a photo of an ONW box car as they originally looked on page 2 of the thread.

I think somebody here is afraid to admit they have an IPD addiction Nope


Re: IPD Box Car Anonymous - FCIN - 08-31-2011

Justinmiller171 Wrote:I think somebody here is afraid to admit they have an IPD addiction Nope
Did I fail to mention that? Icon_lol That's the reason that my layout will be in the late 70's to early 80's time period. I love the color and variety!


Re: IPD Box Car Anonymous - Brakie - 09-01-2011

My name is Larry and I'm a IPD junkie..

And when a car shares your first name(Lawrence) how can you not like it?



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In order to feed my IPD habit I decided to back date to the Southern in 78/79.


Re: IPD Box Car Anonymous - Sumpter250 - 09-01-2011

When I first got into the modular group, I was modeling C&NW diesel, and the rolling stock I was seeing in trains on the C&NW, in the Chicago area. So, I have a ton of IPD boxcars........balanced by a ton of kitbashed custom ( usually multi compartment ) tank cars.
My "addiction", however, is still Steam....even if it is current, and hauling 20' containers on 3' gauge, container cars ( not yet built, but designed and waiting ).
That's the beauty of model railroading, some of it, at least, is "my world". Icon_twisted Icon_twisted Big Grin


Re: IPD Box Car Anonymous - MountainMan - 09-01-2011

Justinmiller171 Wrote:
Mike Kieran Wrote:Man that box car is filthy.

I found it on Google Images, I have to search for "Incentive per-diem boxcar", if you type "IPD boxcar" it thinks you tried to type "IPOD boxcar" Nope

For those of us who are woefully ignorant - me -can you briefly define the "incentive-per-diem" concept? It sounds like "rent-a-boxcar" to me. :?


Re: IPD Box Car Anonymous - Tyson Rayles - 09-01-2011

"It sounds like "rent-a-boxcar" to me. "
It is. The railroad pays a per day fee for everyday the car is on it's rails is the way I understand it. I'm sure Larry can give you even more ( and maybe more correct Goldth ) info.


Re: IPD Box Car Anonymous - Brakie - 09-01-2011

This should help:

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