End view of #9 has more detail than I can contemplate installing.....but I've collected 4-5 photos now of various views. Another folder in the future projects folder on the external drive,
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I've looked at the Crow River option several times for several projects....may have to look yet again...find one to modify to mount on trolley flat,
End view of #9 has more detail than I can contemplate installing.....but I've collected 4-5 photos now of various views. Another folder in the future projects folder on the external drive,
End view of #9 has more detail than I can contemplate installing.....but I've collected 4-5 photos now of various views. Another folder in the future projects folder on the external drive,
Just remember: what horses consider play, monkeys consider business, but to Tom it’s all foolery.
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Might have seen this in OSR.....A-N was selling the 3D printed components....






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Finally finished off the ITS Class C. - replaced single drive with a matched pair of drives and lots of cleaning and tidying up, painting and all of everything other than the main body - some paint chips there but rather than strip and re=paint, sealed and left as is.




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Very good looking locomotive build, Rufus.
I asked Google, "What are those cans on the ends of the ITS Class C locomotive platform?"

I don't see any cans on a Virginian EL-C.
The group on Trains Forum said they are sand boxes.
https://forum.trains.com/t/electric-loco-parts/299997
Is either of those answers, Air Tanks or Sand Tanks, correct?
I asked Google, "What are those cans on the ends of the ITS Class C locomotive platform?"

I don't see any cans on a Virginian EL-C.
The group on Trains Forum said they are sand boxes.
https://forum.trains.com/t/electric-loco-parts/299997
Is either of those answers, Air Tanks or Sand Tanks, correct?
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The "columns" at the ends are sandboxes.
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They've been around for a while:

Always wondered what they were.

Always wondered what they were.
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webenda wrote:
I asked Google, "What are those cans on the ends of the ITS Class C locomotive platform?"
Maybe we should call AI "alternative information". Grin!
I wonder why no-one has thought to teach AI that "I don't know" is often a perfectly appropriate answer.
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Thank you, Rufus.
I see I wasn't the only one wondering what those cans were.
I see I wasn't the only one wondering what those cans were.
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sarge wrote:Maybe we should call AI "alternative information". Grin!
AI systems are well established to just make stuff up and then defend it as if true.....just like humans,
I wonder why no-one has thought to teach AI that "I don't know" is often a perfectly appropriate answer.
See above answer,
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An All Nation unit that I picked up long ago at an East Penn meet....that was in the raw.






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Interurban combo...there's a lot to like about that!
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healey36 wrote:Interurban combo...there's a lot to like about that!
As much as I rather like it, I suspect it will eventually depart this locale. My interests tend to more focused on wood cars.
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Something not built too often - substation car








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You definitely need some signage on that!
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healey36 wrote:You definitely need some signage on that!
Like "Touch this and Die!".....
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