NW-Modeling-List Digest, Vol 58, Issue 7

[NW Modeling List]

Steve

Those were a Pm and a P3.  But after they went to Chicago for Orland 
Park Cannon Ball service.

I understand the steps were fixed down before that but the spottting 
feature would be romoving the vestibule dutch doors.

All of the S-2s.

Stoney

Rick C. Stone
NWHS #0001

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>Date: Sat, 8 Nov 2008 14:52:15 -0500

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>Subject: Re: HO Scale Passenger Cars Question

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>Does any know what class the Soho brass coaches  #1001 and #1009 represent?

>Also what 10/6 sleepers were painted in the blue scheme.

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>Stephen Rineair

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