Back in the day, I purchased a number of Thrall All Door Boxcars from Walthers. Since I'm trying to model relatively contemporary, many of those cars are no longer usable in their current form. So either I sell them (limited market for them) or do something with them. Modifying them to what some of them became is beyond my current skillset. But painting them in a still in use paint scheme might be possible. NOKL has a number of them still in service for specialized wood products. Their paint scheme is a basic brown (box car red?) solid color. Nominal data on the cars.

Kruger Mill to SRY Rail Link Shops, New Westminster, BC

Good morning, 

I am laying out the next project which is going to require scratch building several mill structures at my steel plant. 

I am looking to make a long cast house foundation, foundation for stoves and gas cleaning, and also the forms for the walls and roof over the cast house. 

I was thinking 3/4 MDF, but am aware that MDF can have issues with moisture and possible problems related to adhesives when joining styrene siding and roofing material to the MDF itself. 

I was rummaging around some of my inventory of collected 'stuff' a few days ago, and came upon a few old wood kits that probably would not get many modern day modelers very excited. But they just might appeal to some older, time-period guys. It might be neat to see a few of these odd ball kits from yesteryear.
 

And it might be neat to find a modeler who would appreciate getting them free, rather than languishing unused in another person's 'collected stuff'? Might be fun to find a good home for some of these.