Show Me Some Intermodals

I don't have a digital camera yet so I can't show my intermodals, but I'd like to see everyone elses.

 

Tomorrow, I'll throw together Erie Lackawanna's NY-100, too close to bed time right now. I've got a feeling this thread will live a long life!

 

Sweet! Hope to see many many pictures.

 

I guess you could call this EL's NY-100 (EL's intermodal hotshot) You see alot of undecorated trailers as I have yet to find 40 foot N scale 1960's-early 70's era trailers. Also UPS trailers would help.

 

Don, these are 32 foot.
Hope it helps.

Edit:
I don't know what year but these are Atlas 40'

 

Thanks Grey One. I've got one of the Atlas 40' (EL) coming from Internet Trains as we type. (speak). The Roadway trailers are probably a bit too old for my era. Alan Curtis has what I'm looking for, the trailers shown with his NYC's Flexi Van car. I think it has yet to be produced.
I'd put a chassis on these babies!


[ February 23, 2005, 01:25 PM: Message edited by: Don Rickle ]

 

FYI: The Flexi-Van chassis is coming from deLuxe Innovations.

 

Dave:

Great photo's of your layout. The sweeping curves look great.


Stay cool and run steam.....

 

Here is a shot at West Willow Springs of the 9-198 on track 1 almost ready to head west 2190 miles to L.A. in 48 hours with the QSTWS arriving on track 3 after racing from Stockton, California in 59 hours, 50 mintues.

I love intermodals, obviously since I model the Santa Fe in 1995.

GoSteelers
ATSF Corwith Subdivision

 

This should be another great thread.

 

Nice Photos... can't wait to see more. I'll try to snap a few photos to contribute too.

Yes, we need 40' trailers for the 70's & 80's.

Steven

 

well its not an entire train but here is one of my Alan Curtis 89' flats. These things look great.



enjoy
Steve

 

This may be a real newbie question Steve, but where did you get those?

 

N scale 53' containers riding atop 48' 'ers pulling out of the yard..