Looking for drawings for SF FE26

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cbrew
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Looking for drawings for SF FE26

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Hi All, I have a friend that is looking to build a Santa Fe FE 26 boxcar.
he is in need of drawing, anyone have a source?
Thank you
Chris
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Re: Looking for drawings for SF FE26

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Chris,
Very short and incomplete list of FE-26's that had the Santa Fe slogans and which ones....

From the ATSFRR.NET website:
Santa Fe Car Slogans:
Fe‐26
64200‐64299 1945 Grand Canyon
64300‐64399 1945 Scout
64400‐64499 1945 El Capitan
64500‐64599 1945 Super Chief
64600‐64699 1945 Chief
Fe‐26
6281 1955 Super Chief
64279 1945 Grand Canyon
64674 ? Chief Bx #

Santa Fe Ship and Travel slogans:
FE-26
5901 1968 El Capitan
5916 1968 Grand Canyon
5926 1968 Grand Canyon
5957 1975 Ship and Travel (Both Sides) 10
6111 ? Grand Canyon Canyon
6145 1962 Grand
6148 ? Grand Canyon
6176 1968 Chief
6199 1968 Grand Canyon itan
6238 ? El Cap
6346 1973 Chief (All Pullman) Fe # 103
6353 ? Chief f
6522 CW 1‐51 El Capitan Chieitan
17635 1968 Super
17641 1968 El Cap
17673 ? Chief
50006 1975 Chief
50016 ? Chief
50228 1978 El Capitan n Fe # Cover
50273 ? Super Chief
64279 5‐1945 Grand Canyo
64503 1985 Super Chief
200405 AC 5‐78 Super Chief

In addition, the Santa Fe Historical and Modeling Society has published a book covering the furniture and automobile boxcars of the Santa Fe. The price may well be worth it considering the overall cost of a nice 1-1/2" or 1.6 freight car. Or maybe borrow one from a bud that has one. I do not.
Volume Three
Furniture and Automobile Box Cars by Richard H. Hendrickson
Non Members price $38.95.
Volume Three in our Rolling Stock Reference Series covers Furniture and Automobile Box Cars. Author Richard Hendrickson, well-known to most Santa Fe fans as "Mr. Freight Car," is a frequent contributor to the Warbonnet, and its predecessors as well as co-author of Volume Two in this series - Refrigerator Cars-Ice Bunker Cars 1884-1953. Don't miss this one!
http://atsfrr.net/store/bookFrt.htm

Take care,
Brian
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Re: Looking for drawings for SF FE26

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Hi Brian,
this is perfect, I just ordered the book.
its funny I looked on this site and just did not see the books :)
Thank you!
CHris
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Re: Looking for drawings for SF FE26

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Hi Chris,
They are under the link at the bottom of the first page to the Company Store.

Doing the express passenger version or standard freight car?

A few subtle differences.

Brian
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Re: Looking for drawings for SF FE26

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Sad thing?

While digging through the book shelf looking for the Santa Fe Business and Special Purpose Cars book, I had to move this book out of the way.

Can one have too many books?
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Re: Looking for drawings for SF FE26

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makinsmoke wrote:Can one have too many books?
only when it comes time to move them :)

The book is on order. I am looking forward to looking it over.
Thanks again
Chris
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