Re: Oldest surviving Colorado NG tank car recovered (pic & link)
| October 23, 2014 11:45PM |
Chris Walker Wrote:
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> Are these them?
> The R.G.S. Ultimate Pictorial by Richard Dorman,
> pg55
> or Dorman Coll on pg 60
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> Chris
> in New Zealand
Yes that is the only photo I know of (unless Dave Grandt has something in his files)
For modelers Trout Creek has kits available in both HOn3 and On3. Also see the Jan./ Feb. 2000 Narrow Gauge & Short Line Gazette (pages 68-71) for an article/ drawing by Jim Vail and lettering by Gary Schrader.
Rod
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> Are these them?
> The R.G.S. Ultimate Pictorial by Richard Dorman,
> pg55
> or Dorman Coll on pg 60
>
> Chris
> in New Zealand
Yes that is the only photo I know of (unless Dave Grandt has something in his files)
For modelers Trout Creek has kits available in both HOn3 and On3. Also see the Jan./ Feb. 2000 Narrow Gauge & Short Line Gazette (pages 68-71) for an article/ drawing by Jim Vail and lettering by Gary Schrader.Rod
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488 stops for water at Los Pinos tank on closing day Oct. 1979. Photo courtesy Don Richter
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