Locos - Rolling stock (general)
These guys get it
I have been wanting to try Scale Models products for some time but here in New Zealand the product offerings aren't that great.
To my surprise, on a recent visit to my LMS there was a Scale Models Evans Box Car at a very reasonable price.
Assembly of the kit was straight forward and I was very pleased with the product especially as it came with metal wheels. However, I did replace the supplied couplers with Kadee 148s.
Tichy 6 Packs - Decals
Just a quick question about tichy 6 packs.
Im about to load up on some kits to add to my self for my 1930's logging short line. Flat cars USRA box cars and the Tank cars.
Curious if the six packs come with decals at all? Im after basic data decals for them as then will be lettered for my own road. If not i assume i need to add them on to the purchase :-)
How would I remove Atlas freight car reporting marks?
Has anyone successfully removed the reporting marks from an Atlas freight car without removing the paint?
Thanks in advance.
Nick
3D Print of an Illinois Terminal Rodgers Ballast Car - finished
In researching the Illinois Terminal, I stumbled across this image.
From back to front, it shows some 36' IT boxcars, which Accurail is coming out with before to long...
Then there are some gondolas...
The Diesel Detailer
For those of you that followed The Diesel Detailer forum, and the Facebook page.
The founder Buck Besson, otherwise known as Old Uncle Buck......aka Randy Earl passed away last night at 10:30pm.
Just thought I would share this.
Era Drift - Modeling the 1960's and it's rolling stock...
Hi everyone,
I have a multi part question... I am primarily modeling 1954 but I have set my railroad up to change for multiple eras. I am now looking to 1969. My railroad is the GN and I am familiar with their changes in the 1960's, "circus cars, glacier green, and big sky blue" but I am less familiar with rolling stock changes around the nation at the same time. The GN was acquiring covered hoppers but the vast majority of their fleet was 55% boxcars and they were one of the few railroads making good money during this time. My questions are as follows.
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