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Thanks, "Flyer". You're right on the Super Chief being a great looking train. I've got several conflicting consist suggestions--a couple of replies, the Walther set, and "Streamliner Pioneers". I'd sure like to be able to talk with someone who was part of the crew. What a book that would make! I'm posting this for anyone else interested in this question. I've visited the site recommended above, and a two page exchange between two "historians" details each consist from the beginning in 1937 to well into the Amtrak era. The article begins with an acknowledgement of the reference material used--several Santa Fe sources. An explanation of the train and times accompanies the various consists. Thank you again. That was an excellent source. Pete
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