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For certain types of applications, the coils are very wide so they lay them down on there side. This car may be for that perticular use.

Don't you dairy get that started again Pete. We went on for almost an hour on the chat the other night (and that's no Bull). I had to get BOSSIE and tell everyone to stop it.....or els(ie). Really put me in a bad mooood! Yeah, everybody really MILKED it. Val was so worn out from bad jokes, she...

Evergreen styrene makes corregated metal siding that can be used as a roof and they also have a standing seam roof kit. Evergreen Models Website

As they said on the CNJ "wash?....what's that?". Nice work T.

This is the upper level staging yard.

That was a 2 part article in RMC. March & April 1986. I have a tiny layout that is kind of on hold as I am rebuilding part of it. It is 2' X 8' with 2 levels. The top level has a scenery divider down the center with a hidden staging yard in the back. The grades are terrible as it is like a...

Try conductalube by Aero-car. Atlas sells it in little bottles to lubricate your locos axle bearings but Aero-car sells it in large bottles at about the same price as Goo Gone. It doesn't leave any kind of residue behind. The car with the roller in the center is pretty darned mediocre. Tony's...

Have you mixed the 2 shades of turf together before putting it down? This will break up that uniform look.

Jay, are you saying that there are railroads other than the Erie?:D :D :D If you like Erie N scale locos, check out my website. Chris, saw some guys mentioning you on the EL mailing list the other day. They really like your layout as do I. Keep up the good work. Jay, get some photos up! I'm...

Oh yes, the scenery COULD change, but only for the worse!!

Yes Ron. On the real car there are two 3000 gallon glass lined stainless steel tanks insulated with cork and asphaulted to the floor. Where the doors are there is a space that houses either a pump or a compressor. They could pump the milk of blow it out using air pressure. That was also where...

Yes, and if you can find some real rough trackage....milk shakes!!!

Excellent! Looks very Binghamtonesque. Where did you get that RS-3. It looks like a Hobbytown unit that I sold on Ebay a few years ago.

Love the drapes, water connection and power meter Val. Ahhh the little details that bring it all together!

Thank you for all of your kind comments. The proprietors at the Nyack Dairy are very happy with the responses and so is the work force at the PDR shops.

I have posted more photos of the now finished car under the Photo section. here is the URL: More photos of Nyack Dairy milk car.

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