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 Posted - June 03 2016 : 11:10:17 AM
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Set of gons, hoisted by a heavily weighted B&M Alco. Note the abundance
of cheezy plastic loads.
Edited by - Chops124 on June 03 2016 11:11:04 AM
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Posted - June 03 2016 : 5:10:26 PM
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| Cheese Train, perhaps?
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Posted - June 03 2016 : 6:21:14 PM
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My SOTW is my recently finished Hi-Ballers Pennsylvania 1870s passenger construct.
RPO Car:
Baggage Car:
Combine Car:
Passenger Car:
When I received these kits, there was a problem with paint peeling and nicks. It took a while,
but I found a extremely good match for the paint. I used Cadmium Yellow Light and it was
almost a perfect match for the original. Got lucky this time. These kits came with the draft
gear box molded into the frame. It was for a #4 Kadee which is what my link n pin couplers
use.
Entire construct:
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Posted - June 03 2016 : 6:58:44 PM
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| Nice work, OT!
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Posted - June 03 2016 : 9:39:45 PM
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| Those look real fine George.
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Posted - June 05 2016 : 12:35:00 AM
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| Thanks all. This is one construct that I enjoyed a lot assembling.
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