Would love to see a black Ts with passenger lettering if possible? I don't have an answer to why Southern used the Ts in freight service. But I know they B&O used Mountain types in the midwest

At the very end of steam on Southern, several Ts and Ts-1 4-8-2's were assigned to Chattanooga-Atlanta-Macon freight sevice. Several, if not all, were equipped with 14,000 gallon tenders from retired

Not sure how well this quest has gone, but if stencil diagrams are freely available, I don't mind drawing everything needed to create an accurate decal sheet in multiple scales for this

Thanks Scott! Never really considered that diesel locomotives tried to keep the dust out of the electrical cabinets, but that makes a lot of sense. David

Thank you. I'll contact them. You told me that SR took the 45xx locomotives in and out of Indiana via the Monon at French Lick. Were they dead-in-train thru Burton Tunnel? Craig

I honestly don't know since I am not as Southern-savvy as I should be. (I have focused on modeling SAL most of my life.) Also... these decals will need to be S scale, so I feel sure I will have to

The sets available on ebay in N, HO, and O will work for all C&N-W Alcos. The "Railroad Roman" set is for RS-2's #1-4 and the "Arial" set handles the RS-3's and RS-11. (not quite sure of the font

Can you use the Microscale RS-3 decals? They should be close Fenton -- Fenton Wells 250 Frye Rd Pinehurst NC 28374 910-420-8106 srrfan1401@...

Are any decal sets available (in any scale) that are appropriate for doing SOU's lone ALCo RS-11 # 11? If not, where can I get the correct art work to have decals for this unit

Are any decal sets available (in any scale) that are appropriate for doing SOU's ALCo RS-11 # 11? If not, where can I get the correct art work to have these decals done?

The Terminal Railroad Association of St Louis Historical and Technical Society Issues 43-44 - Autumn 1997/Winter 1998 was devoted to St Louis - Louisville operations and the Nov 1994 issue of

Jim, Is the enclosed attachments what you are looking for? These scans are from a Knoxville Div. Sept. 1942 wheel report that I have in my collection. Robert Richardson Henderson, NC MP

Sounds like a Conductor's Train Book. Are the locomotives on your train 857-871 ? Jack Wyatt On Tuesday, September

I was sent a scan of a January 5, 1944 consist of 1 train (a double-headed extra) on the Murphy Branch that is a great help trying to determine what was going on during the Fontana Dam construction

> Followup:1. What's the purpose of the ECAFB? Was air pushed into the cabinet to keep the 60's electronics cool? It's a second stage of air filtration for the electrical cabinet. Remember, most

NS Corp. controlled Southern and N&W when we photographed the attached photo of SR GP38 2864 interchanging with the Hillsdale County RR at Steubenville in NE Indiana in Feb 1975. Far from its home

Thanks. I subscribe but never visit the website. Craig Berndt ______________ On Monday, September 19, 2022 at

It is excellent and explains it all. CEA

I understand the TRRA Historical Society did a deep dive on SOU operations into St. Louis some years ago. You might want to see if they have the issue that featured SOU. —Bill Another

Crazy to think of seeing Southern trains meeting Burlington Route trains.