Rufus, that is a unique looking car. Very nice!
Dan Weinhold
Freight car projects
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Re: Freight car projects
sleepmac wrote:Rufus, that is a unique looking car. Very nice!
Dan Weinhold
Thanks, Dan!
Always wanted one of these just because! As it turns out, after I got it all done, etc., I found out that K&P actually sells a kit for this car! Never fails...but a kit is not the kind of fun that I derive from scratchbuilding. If I want to put together a phosphate train, I know where to get more cars along with the decals now.
On to the next projects on the bench!
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Finally closed out this caboose project -- most of the resin was workable, but I did have to replace the entire main roof, and adjust how the end platforms were mounted. But overall I think it came out reasonably acceptable.






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It came out fantastic! Considering what one builder gets for his cabooses/cabeese on Yardsale, I would think this would easily sell at one of your local shows (or EB) for good $$$$. Nice job!
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up148 wrote:It came out fantastic!
Okay...... maybe I'm too hard on myself?
Considering what one builder gets for his cabooses/cabeese on Yardsale, I would think this would easily sell at one of your local shows (or EB) for good $$$$.
I wish! Maybe dropping it on Yardsale to test that is something I'll have to try/test.
Nice job!
Thanks! While parts of it were a struggle, the challenge was there for the fun of it all.....and I'm a complete sucker for OB cars.
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Different caboose.....Walthers kit from 1957 according to the plans.




On to the next caboose - got a picture from one of Beebe's books - CRB&L caboose.....funky!





On to the next caboose - got a picture from one of Beebe's books - CRB&L caboose.....funky!
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