Locos - Rolling stock (general)
Rolling Stock Modeling
Over the last quarter of the year I've had to work a lot of over time (a problem I know many would like to have) and it's kept me away from home so I haven't been able to get a lot done as far as modeling goes. I have been able to get a few structures built and was hoping to maybe get some rolling stock built and detailed this weekend.
HO Atlas Photo-etch Roof Walk?
I've got an unpainted Atlas HO ACF 6 Bay Cylindrical Covered Hopper (3960 cu. ft. Center Flow) that I want to add a better roof walk to. Does anyone know if I can find a photo-etch replacement roof walk for this model? I also need a decal set.
need coupler help
Oh great train gods, please solve my problem
Oh i have a bunch of older con-cor UP passenger cars with truck mounted hook horn couplers and i want to change them over, probably to body mount coupler boxes but new trucks could be an option. Any ideas on brands/item numbers i can use to do this.
thanks
Building a home for a GE 85 Ton Locomotive: Wiring and switches complete
The temperature outside has been a daytime high of -25 for the last 30 days, so I have been inside spending a fair bit of time working on my layout.
Detailing HO scale commuter equipment...Part Two
The second part of this project was an Atlas AEM-7 factory painted for Septa that needed to have details added/corrected. I was also simultaneously working on my own NJ Transit ALP44 correcting some of the detail discrepancies.
Detailing HO scale commuter equipment
Over the past couple of months I've been working on and off on a few detailing projects for myself and a friend of mine. First up is a Walthers Horizon cab car factory painted for Septa that I detailed for my friend.
Problems with loose weight
I have a Walthers Airlside hopper that has a loose weight, which is causing it to lean heavily to one side.
The carbottom is glued in, so I'm not sure how I will access it.
Any suggestions?
Is Brasso OK for cleaning brass items before painting?
I'm about to paint a Suydam brass passenger car body that's about forty years old. After testing Brasso on styrene to be sure that it wouldn't damage some styrene details, I scrubbed the body with it and thoroughly washed it off with soap and water. It doesn't look like the Brasso caused any harm. It sure got rid of the tarnish.
Old Tank Car Pictures
Found this while looking for pictures of a tank farm. I decided to share. I hope someone finds it interesting. as I did.
Regards, John ***************************
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