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Post by Spikre on Jun 15, 2015 12:44:01 GMT -8
 anyone have the Instruction Sheet ? trying to find out which roads were listed as owning these GSC produced car bodies. TIA !! Spikre ps- any pics of these finished would be nice also,especially next to the Walthers later version. 
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Post by dti406 on Jun 15, 2015 17:22:38 GMT -8
Took a lot of digging, but finally found them. Boston & Albany 17100-17104 to NYC to PC to Conrail Boston & Maine 5100-5103 Central of Georgia 11800-11819 to Southern C&NW 48005, 007, 009, 011, 013 and 015 DL&W 16051 New Haven 17050-17059 to PC New Haven 17060-17069 to PC to CR NYC 499030-499034 to PC NYC 499050-499063 to PC to CR Southern 250000,250001 Southern 349000-349014 Here is one I built and finally decaled after searching for years for the NH decal.  Rick J |
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Post by Christian on Jun 16, 2015 5:24:34 GMT -8
anyone have the Instruction Sheet ? I quickly pulled the box out of deep marination. Pulled it open and . . . well, mine isn't ECW. It's a Cannonball plastic casting of the ancient Red Ball metal kit. Of course, no prototype info - nobody was interested in that back then. Three axle Athearn trucks included with instructions on moving the bolster for two axle trucks. The plastic castings are quite flashy. The one metal casting is clean and hard. Zinc? Anyone have knowledge of a possible prototype? Rick's build of the ECW kit shows me that there is hope for my relic to look like something. |
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Post by mlehman on Jun 16, 2015 11:46:18 GMT -8
They also come in narrowgauge flavor...at least around here.   Gotta do something about those fat kit-supplied brakewheels, though. |
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Post by Spikre on Jun 16, 2015 14:37:58 GMT -8
Rick, thanks for the Roster !! still need to locate the kit that is hiding somewhere here !! Christian, most of the Red ball kits and trucks were Lead. sometimes Linotype Lead alloy,sometimes Pure lead [like Selly kits]. M Dale Newton also was a Printer with his own Print Shop. Spikre
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