Locos - Rolling stock (general)

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Help with yellow Caboose

Can anyone help me with some advice for weathering yellow Caboose?

This is the result that I need

thanks

 

 

Eduardo

Steeple-head rivets vs. Button-head rivets

Was inspired by Tony Thompson's articles in the ModelingTheSP Blog on SP Water Tank Cars.

http://modelingthesp.blogspot.com/2011/05/modeling-sp-tank-cars.html

70's-80's Modeling 40' boxcars

I've seen a lot of interest in the 1970's -1980's modeling period recently.  This is not my era but rather my son's era.  I have found that there is a real dilemma in modeling accurate 40' boxcars in this era. What do you do?
 

Cure "Exploding" N-Scale Accumates

Never had an Accumate "explode" but it has been suggested on the Web. I was just fixing a cover that wouldn't stay on the truck.

Have a "What-I-Did" at:

http://www.chainsawjunction.com/n-scale/cars/explosions/

Thank you if you visit
Harold

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Happy Fourth Of July - Show us your red, white & blue locos!

Happy Fourth Of July to my fellow Americans! Let's see your red white & blue railroad equipment. I'd especially like to see freelanced models.

Dunn International Papers

Here a short clip of my paper mill layout, it’s a 10ft x 8ft U shaped switching layout. 

The paper mill comprises of three tracks and two turnouts, which the branch comprises of three track, two on the branch itself and one that leads to the paper mill. There is also a tiny MOW siding which normally houses the railroad’s crane.

I’ve cherry picked ideas for Dunn Papers at Port Huron, MI and International Papers in Biglerville, PA allowing me to have a number of different that’s of cargo arrive and depart from the mill

Rapido's new product announcements

During a livestream on Facebook today, Rapido announced several new products, including the Alco RS-11, MLW RS-18, and Tempo passenger cars (coach, cafe lounge, club car) in HO and the Dash 8-40CM in N scale. The RS-11 and RS-18 will come in several different versions - I think I caught that there would be six different undecorated variations available. Also shown was the packaging for the upcoming N scale Turbo train, an early paint shot of the HO Royal Hudson, and the upcoming N scale 53 foot well car.

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A Simple Task Escalated Quickly

While searching for etched wind deflectors/mirrors for the SP E-units, I found www.kvmodels.com located in NJ. They offer a large and varied selection of etched stainless steel parts for N and HO scales. The web site has a store and you can pay by credit card or use Pay Pal. They also are on eBay as KV Models. Lastly, the owner, Scott, is an honest to goodness real locomotive engineer plying the rails daily between western NJ and Manhattan.

 


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