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Frequent poster 640 posts ferroequinologist1 Frequent poster 640 posts
ferroequinologist1

dited(1).jpg 4_edited.jpg 5_edited.jpg  To All: Here are three Patapsco & Back Rivers 50 foot mill gondolas the I installed scratch built loads in for Todd Lucy of Jacksonville, Florida, I weathered the cars with Bragdon Weathering Powders. Photos by Elvin Howland. Yours, Elvin Howland/E. St. Louis Rail Group Layout.
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Michael SD90 Regular poster 164 posts
Michael SD90

Nice

Nice work!

 

Michael 

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Ed P New member 19 posts
Ed P

Cool

Very nice work.
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fomocomav New member 1 post
fomocomav

Excellent Weathering!

Your loads look great, but the weathering is amazing!  What color and brand of paint did you find that matched the prepainted parts so they all matched?
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Virginian and Lake Erie Super User 9,258 posts
Virginian and Lake Erie

Looks really nice. I am

Looks really nice. I am planning something similar with metal dust from saw cuts in copper. I suspect it might make for an interesting scrap load when sprinkled on top of a form and placed in a gondola.

Rob in Texas

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