Group I am looking for a Bethlehem Car Works #448 BM70K or the NKP Car Co. version My mail car progress has been stalled because I am still waiting for parts and have been taking care of lots of perso

Hope all is well? Can i ask you for A favor? Thanks, Robert Kessler

Hi List Members, I spent some time today removing the paint from a Model Power PBM70 car - I have to say, Model Power paint is TOUGH! The image linked below shows what things looked like after three c

Varnish guys... Thinking about ordering one of these Bachmann taper end observation cars. I believe these guys ran on the General after they were replaced on the Broadway by the newer Mountain and Tow

Hi List Members, After a two-week break, I returned to working again on my N scale MBM62 RPO-baggage combine model. Upon sitting down afresh with this project, I looked at what I had so far, and where

Steve, There is no record that I know of, of these cars going to the LV. One was sold to the Durham and Southern in 1933. I do know that at least one of the PS92 wartime coach conversions was also sol

Dave, I believe that it may be a gas line for gas lighting in the car. Regards, Bruce Smith Auburn, AL

Hi List Members, Perhaps some of us might be interested in this linked image of a PRR class MPBM54 RPO-baggage-coach combine car... https://digital.hagley.org/islandora/object/islandora%3A2364761/data

Claus, Nice image! It shows the metallic brown roof and the baggage compartment window as would be expected in this s1916 shot. Regards, Bruce Smith Auburn, AL

There seems to be some confusion about the number of windows on each side of this car. Specifically, does the "more windows" side have seven or eight windows? The drawing of the M70ba in the 1993 Keys

To all PRR T&HS members. Unfortunately, this is like a bad “deja-vu” experience, but (again) I have to inform all our members that the PRR T&HS Annual Meeting scheduled for May 13-15 2021 has been can

Group, I started some interior work on my M70b. These bent pieces of 0.020” diameter wire will eventually become the mail sack holders. Dave Wilson

Group, I've also uploaded a file of a hardwood floor overlaid over the M70B floor plan. I'm planning to print this out and glue it to my M70b floor. Dave Wilson -- David C. Wilson nanos gigantum humer

Folks, The Winter, 2020 issue (#115) of The Keystone Modeler is now available on the NEW PRRT&HS web site. To get there, simply click on www.prrths.org/tkm To download the issue, as well as several pa

Since we've gotten into the RPO interiors a bit, I thought I would post a couple shots of the interior improvements I made to a Walthers BM-70n last year. Chuck Heuer

Greetings Everyone, I took well over 50 digital photographs of Penn Central 6523, a former PRR BM70nb a few years ago. It was at the Indiana Railroad Museum in Noblesville, Indiana. What makes this ca

The following photos have been uploaded to the Mail cars album of the PRRPro@groups.io group. PRR 6563 Class BM70n Baggage - RPO, ext side detail mail slot patch 1, Danbury CT Museum, Ralph Brown phot

Alright all, I've painted the first H25 in my three care lot. For this car I used a different ratio of ScaleCoat colors than I have used for other cars. I'm looking to gauge against others how this st

Starting a new thread to track my project, and following up to my post #10467 as quoted below; once I actually started drilling the doors I quickly realized a couple things: - first, the drill startin

Group, I’m also planning on making an interior for this car. So, I printed out a scale size drawing from Rob’s site, and I began to draw up where some of the interior parts should go. Dave Wilson