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  • Modeling a Santa Fe ACF 4600 cf Part 2

    September 6, 2011 - posted by Christopher Brimley - 2,369 views - 0 comments - 1 like
    by Ken Edmier Photos by the author Modified InterMountain end ladder assemblies. End-Ladder Assemblies The InterMountain end ladder assemblies are very finely molded, but have the coupler platform and grabirons molded onto the bottom f...

  • Modeling a Santa Fe ACF 4600 cf Part 1

    September 6, 2011 - posted by Christopher Brimley - 3,339 views - 0 comments - 0 likes
    by Ken Edmier Photos by the author ATSF 314109, prototype for the model. Stoneburg, TX; March 1983. Santa Fe ordered 1,000 American Car & Foundry (ACF) high-cube Center Flow covered hoppers in 1973, mainly for grain service. These c...

  • Modeling Two-Bay Coal Hoppers For the 1940s and 1950s

    April 29, 2011 - posted by Tasha Oates - 4,232 views - 3 comments - 0 likes
      Here is a Proto 2000 ready-to-run war emergency hopper car. Many of these cars lasted well into the 1950s and are ideal for serving local coal yards in most any town. All detail shown here was factory installed with the exception of the coup...

  • Intermountain Announces Another Run of Southern Pacific 4-8-8-4 Cab Forwards for HO & N Scale

    Invalid date - posted by Tasha Oates - 1,816 views - 2 comments - 2 likes
    PRICINGHO (DC) $349.95 US MSRP. HO (DCC & Sound) $469.95 US MSRP.  N (DC) $339.95 US MSRP.  N (DCC & Sound) $459.95 US MSRP.    

  • New Upcoming Releases From InterMountain

    Invalid date - posted by Tasha Oates - 1,815 views - 0 comments - 0 likes
    NOTE: Intermountain is currently taking reservations for these upcoming release items. All reservations need to be in by January 31, 2011.

  • Making Loads For Gondolas & Flat Cars

    Invalid date - posted by Christopher Brimley - 13,240 views - 6 comments - 7 likes
    Making Loads For Gondolas & Flat Cars By Christopher Brimley Flatcars and gondolas always seem to lack something when you take them out of the box. They need a little weathering so they are not so new and glossy, and they seem to be screaming for a lo...