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My Starting Locos/ Rolling Stock for NM&RR
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[quote]QUOTE: <i>Originally posted by John Busby</i> <br /><br />Hi All <br />As a railway employee regardless of type of wagon get a variety of sizes on modern railways they are all the same with modernisation came standardisation. <br />Back in steam and early diesle days they where all diferent sizes some where not even the same width <br />the most common wagons are open wagons (Gondolas) with or without tarp rails and box vans. <br />Unless you plan on a major coal moving line one hopper and two gondolas might be better. <br />As it is a steam line I would expect a greater variety of stock than a modern one <br />once things start to grow IF you can afford it have a policy of twos ie two Texas oil tankers two N&M stock cars and make sure the home road wagons out number the visiting ones. <br />regards John <br /> <br /> <br />[/quote] <br /> <br />John, <br /> <br />Thanks, I am depending on just such imput. A Hopper and two gondolas sounds excellent. As for stock cars, I to plan to buy some for conversion to N&M RR. Tank cars are going to come a little later since I plan to one day build and oil field and/or refinery. <br /> <br />Ondrek, <br /> <br />My skill are still a bit novice to be building from scratch, but I do plan learn. I want to mix my stock as per John and others have mentioned. <br /> <br />I am real excited, I have spent the last few days with my Grandfather clearing some brush behind the house that had gotten out of hand. Grandpa's a bit old, but is a real wizz with the chainsaw. <br /> <br />Again thanks, <br />Capt Carrales
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