There are some nice bed and breakfasts in Blowing Rock, about 10 miles from Boone. It's probably a neater place to stay than Boone. A VERY nice b&b is The Mast Farm Inn on the road to Valle Crusis.

There are some nice bed and breakfasts in Blowing Rock, about 10 miles from Boone. It's probably a neater place to stay than Boone. A VERY nice b&b is The Mast Farm Inn on the road to Valle Crusis.

I will be in Boone next week and am interested in doing some research on the Boone Fork Lumber Company.. Thought I might go to the college. Just where so I need to go and can I get in ok. I am an

Phread resubmiting my request. 1 in HOn3. Just happene to think about a possible loading proceedure on the cars. Back the trailer onto the car and lower the landing gear. Pull the truck away from

Thanks Curtis,...got it, and this time am backing it up!! Phread Curtis Brookshire wrote:

Two in HOn3. If you make the third, which was a different size, let me know. Curtis

Help? I only need two issue to complete my set up-to-date. Looking for the following back-issues of the "Narrow Gauge & Short LIne Gazette". JUL/AUG Vol 2 No 3, MAR/APR 90. Thanks, Bill Oram

Charles, Could be,...sure would make for an interesting scene, too! Phread Charles Brumbelow wrote:

Today, trailers are sometimes moved with a wrecker (tow truck) rather than by using the fifth wheel. Could that have been the secret? Charles Phread wrote:

Bill, Price not known yet, but I've got you listed for 1 car, depending. Phread William C. Oram wrote:

The trailor/flatcar sounds like a good project. I am not modeling the era but I might buy a kit(On3) if it's not too much. Bill Oram, Raleigh,NC

Phred (Jim) put me down for one in HOn3. Les Walker

Put me down for 2 in HOn3 (I assume the shorter version of the car since the prototype had two) -- Jerry A. Shepardson J.shepardson@... or CMSTC@... The Southern Serves the

All, Everyone who responded to my query for interest in kits for these cars please send me E-mail again. Just use the subject I've indicated, and respond in the body of your message with the scale

Larry, It certainly must have been an interesting process to watch, that's for sure. Maybe someday, someone will step forward with some info. from someones estate or something? I've put you in the

Phread I too have been hunting for information on the unloading facilities and havn't found out anything. As John Waite said, the photos don't exsist. Boy, I wish they did. Something else was

I have never seen any photos of it. Would bet there was some sort of portable metal ramp with two tracks. John Waite Technology Coordinator De Soto Public Schools De Soto, MO 63020 Work:

Okay, thanks. Phread johnny graybeal wrote:

Johnny, Many thanks, 1 car in HOn3. If you should somehow come across any data on the loading/unloading facilities, please advise? Are there any photos or drawings of the piggyback flat cars that

Only the materials that John waite has already printed in a stemwinder not so very long ago. check with him. To my knowledge not photos of the unloading facilities exist.