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Active Member 37 posts AGWRAILWAY Active Member 37 posts
AGWRAILWAY

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My newest video is up on how to make steel plate loads for your model railroad flat cars. You can see it at YouTube:


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steve ackerman Active Member 94 posts
steve ackerman

school glue

Never thought of trying that!  Neat video with good tip on building removable loads of sheet steel!
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RicharH Regular poster 130 posts
RicharH

Nice work

I learned a lot. The glue is a great idea and I never thought of using electric tape. Bet it’s cheaper than using the fine tape artists and graphics designers use for lining and edges. 
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Tim Moran Speed-Mo Tim Frequent poster 767 posts
Tim Moran Speed-Mo Tim

Thanks for the video!

Good afternoon!

I want to thank you for the informative video and your techniques. I hadn't considered sheet steel loads to this point, however, your posting & video have shown me the possibilities!

Respectfully,

Tim Moran Akron, OH

My blog: https://model-railroad-hobbyist.com/node/21964

My YouTube channel : https://www.youtube.com/user/wrfreemo2006

Thanks for looking!
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cdguenther Regular poster 339 posts
cdguenther

Easier than I thought

Like the title says, that looks simple to do. I'll have to give it a try.

Clarence
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