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RE: (erielack) Stillwell Models Late Steam Version

Unfortunately those seem to be the cheapest game in town.  The only source I
know of is the NWSL cars which do crop up on eBay now and then.  They did
both round roof and modernized coaches (I don't think they did any combines)
but tend to go for $150-$200/car!

> -----Original Message-----
> From: NJNYRR_@_aol.com [mailto:NJNYRR@aol.com]
> Sent: Tuesday, July 17, 2001 11:37 AM
> To: erielack_@_lists.railfan.net
> Subject: (erielack) Stillwell Models Late Steam Version
> 
> 
> 
> I am looking for models of Stillwell coaches and a combine or 
> two, portraying 
> the 1940's era.  Kits are OK, as are RTR models that can be 
> detailed.  I took 
> a look through the Walthers catalog and did not find a great 
> selection with 
> the possibility of some Funaro and Camerlengo kits but they 
> are 1) expensive 
> and 2) appear not to be the modernized versions.  Has anyone 
> here modeled 
> Stillwells in the WWII era/ late steam and how did you do it? 
>  Many thanks in 
> advance.  
> 
> Michael Sheehy  
> NJNYRR/Erie Milepost 34 "Summit Park Station"
> New Hempstead, NY
> Homepage: hometown.aol.com/njnyrr
> 
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