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Mike _______________________________________________________________________________________________ Nobody living can ever stop me, as I go walking that freedom highway -- Woody Guthrie Country: USA | Posts: 4674 mwbpequod Fireman Posted - 01/15/2019 :  07:52:58 AM     quote: Originally posted by Michael Hohn Martin, You either have a special skill in finding unfinished or damaged kits or O scale modelers are more likely to run out of steam because I sure don’t see many HO kits in this condition. Although I do have a couple. Mike Well, it's not a kit per se but rather someone's accumulation of parts that never got assembled and now I'm adding to, subtracting from to make into some sort of workable bobber caboose. It does me little good for the parts to set for another eon in a box for the next O scaler who in all probability would dump on eBay or just toss into the dustbin. I'm going to get my fun now! Ok, and after I'm done building it, then it's a different problem. to solve as I really have no need to keep it unless I am overcome with separation anxiety, 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: 1872 mwbpequod Fireman Posted - 01/16/2019 :  1:41:34 PM     Took the resin cast ends and hacked off the bottom bits left & right and then reshaped the curvature along the top to match that of the roof profile. End mill in the variable speed drill press working on resin is so nice!!! 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: 1872 mwbpequod Fireman Posted - 01/21/2019 :  1:58:36 PM     Added decking to the entire top of the frame... and then to the underside as well as a center sill. And replaced the plastic wheelsets for nice etal ones......this bobber will need not weight to be added, 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: 1872 mwbpequod Fireman Posted - 01/25/2019 :  12:51:41 PM     Worked out the sides.....decided to go with the white metal castings. Had to open up the holes a bit with the Dremel and files, but they fit now! 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: 1872 mwbpequod Fireman Posted - 02/03/2019 :  10:24:34 AM     Putting the reshaped/milled ends to the roof section... End castings are not flush with the top of the rood casting. Card stock applied to make platform overhand leaving a slot between the card stock and the casting for inserting the wood for the overhang. 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. Edited by - mwbpequod on 03/11/2019 11:17:06 AM Country: USA | Posts: 1872 mwbpequod Fireman Posted - 02/17/2019 :  2:39:58 PM     Working out the roof overhand over the platform ends... 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: 1872 ocalicreek Crew Chief Posted - 02/17/2019 :  3:31:09 PM       It is a good Sunday afternoon when the sun is shining after a solid week of rain, and Martin is posting his fine work from the car shops! Galen My Train Blog: http://ocalicreek.blogspot.com/ Country: USA | Posts: 628 mwbpequod Fireman Posted - 02/24/2019 :  10:21:33 AM     Got the windows settled into the brass sides and the side grabs soldered into place. Next up is to get a coat of paint or 3 on these and the cupola so I can install the window glazing before buttoning the entire car. 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: 1872 mwbpequod Fireman Posted - 02/27/2019 :  09:39:02 AM     Painted and glazed, and marker lights added. Back to the rest of the body now... 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: 1872 BurleyJim Fireman Premium Member Posted - 02/27/2019 :  11:12:07 AM     Looking good! Country: USA | Posts: 4056 mwbpequod Fireman Posted - 02/27/2019 :  12:07:06 PM     quote: Originally posted by BurleyJim Looking good! Thanks! I'll have to remember to put the jewels on those lights after I get closer to the end. 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: 1872 Dutchman Administrator Premium Member Posted - 02/27/2019 :  3:55:00 PM     Martin, you always seem to be able to make a silk purse out of whatever has been thrown your way! Country: USA | Posts: 31028 mwbpequod Fireman Posted - 02/27/2019 :  4:12:53 PM     quote: Originally posted by Dutchman Martin, you always seem to be able to make a silk purse out of whatever has been thrown your way! Let me assure you that there have been more than a few that I either pawned off on others, or just salvaged some bits off before their disposal. I try also try pretty hard not to buy anything w/o having a pretty good idea that I can make something acceptable of it. 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: 1872 mwbpequod Fireman Posted - 03/03/2019 :  12:16:05 PM     Put some paint on the ends before adding the railings and having to work around them. Black paint on the roof is where I think that the cupola will end up. 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. 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