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Country: USA | Posts: 1949 mwbpequod Fireman Posted - 04/19/2016 :  6:57:15 PM     All done...... Next up are a pair of transfer cabooses from scratch - got printed pictures and I'll work from those. To act in the world is the only way to understand it. In this life it is given only to God and his angels and poets to be lookers-on. Country: USA | Posts: 1949 Frederic Testard Engineer Premium Member Posted - 04/20/2016 :  03:35:29 AM     Impressive signage, Martin. And beautiful car. Country: France | Posts: 17652 DWS New Hire Posted - 04/22/2016 :  10:40:28 AM     Thanks for such a great build. I look forward to each of your building post. You are the best! Country: USA | Posts: 8 DWS New Hire Posted - 04/22/2016 :  10:41:05 AM     Thanks for such a great build. I look forward to each of your building post. You are the best! Country: USA | Posts: 8 DWS New Hire Posted - 04/22/2016 :  10:41:40 AM     Thanks for such a great build. I look forward to each of your building post. You are the best! Country: USA | Posts: 8 DWS New Hire Posted - 04/22/2016 :  10:42:14 AM     Thanks for such a great build. I look forward to each of your building post. You are the best! Country: USA | Posts: 8 bitlerisvj Fireman Posted - 04/22/2016 :  2:07:53 PM     Very nice Martin! The lettering appears exceptionally well done. Major kudos. Regards, Vic B. Country: USA | Posts: 1437 Michael Hohn Fireman Posted - 04/22/2016 :  5:54:04 PM       Martin, Very nice. I love those traveling billboards in any case but your model is exceptional. Mike _______________________________________________________________________________________________ Nobody living can ever stop me, as I go walking that freedom highway -- Woody Guthrie Country: USA | Posts: 5107 mwbpequod Fireman Posted - 04/25/2016 :  08:35:35 AM     Thanks, gentlemen! I really was very pleased at how nicely the dry transfers worked in this set. Just keeps encouraging me to build more cars of this era. But, now I'm off to build a pair of transfer cabooses - got printed photos to work from so I'll see about some photos soon. To act in the world is the only way to understand it. In this life it is given only to God and his angels and poets to be lookers-on. Country: USA | Posts: 1949 ocalicreek Crew Chief Posted - 06/17/2016 :  9:23:14 PM       WOW - I just found this thread and spent some time looking it over while waiting for glue to dry. Terrific modeling, all around. This is the sort of work I love to do, taking a basket case and bringing it back to life, only in HO. AND, I model the late 1920s, so I appreciate all the fine K brake workings beneath the cars. I'll keep checking back regularly to see what new reconstuction appears on your workbench. Keep up the fantastic work! Galen My Train Blog: http://ocalicreek.blogspot.com/ Country: USA | Posts: 630 mwbpequod Fireman Posted - 03/23/2017 :  10:14:19 AM     Next up out of the stack of project boxes....is another one of these cabooses! somehow I managed to acquire 2 of these, although this one is in need of a lot more attention than the 1st one that I finished off and kept. Not too bad assembled and held in place by friction and gravity Taking it apart reveals....... .......that there's work to be done here - cupola is loose and many glue joints have failed; adding an interior might be challenging; parts for the platform were inside; not sure about those trucks - Andrews - might have to replace those; not sure about the semi-naked underbody, and a new smokejack... To act in the world is the only way to understand it. In this life it is given only to God and his angels and poets to be lookers-on. Country: USA | Posts: 1949 deemery Fireman Premium Member Posted - 03/23/2017 :  10:45:18 AM     John Nehrich (NEB&W) compains that the baggage doors on most passenger car models are not set deeply enough. Is that something you're thinking about dor this? dave Modeling 1890s (because the voices in my head told me to) Edited by - deemery on 03/23/2017 11:00:57 AM Country: USA | Posts: 7655 CavalryTrooper25 Crew Chief Posted - 03/23/2017 :  11:10:08 AM     quote: Originally posted by mwbpequod Next up in the queue: Looks to be built following the plans from an MR in 1953.... Basically no underbody and missing the brake wheel; that's not hard to address, but that paint job..... This looks like the Westerfield kit for the PRR MOW conversions of older boxcars. 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