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Home   Forums   Events Calendar   Sponsors   Support the RRLine   Guestbook   FAQ     Register Active Topics | Active Polls | Resources | Members | Online Users | Live Chat | Avatar Legend | Search | Statistics Photo Album | File Lister | File Library [ Active Members: 6 | Anonymous Members: 0 | Guests: 121 ]  [ Total: 127 ]  [ Newest Member: Ben de Vink ]  All Forums  Model Railroad Forums  Mid Scale Model Railroad Forum  My RDG Rolling Stock Next Page  New Topic |    New Poll |   Reply to Topic |  Author Topic Page: 1 2 of 2 2771-chris New Hire Posted - 10/14/2015 :  11:45:14 AM     Some of my completed projects. First up two factory painted Bowser RDG covered hoppers with weathering added. Two more Bowswer units that started as undecorated models.Painted mofw gray,decaled with highball graphics and weathered. All four units. A couple of RDG 50ft boxes.Both are Accurail models.The double door started as an undecorated model and the single was painted IC and had to be stripped.Both units were painted using SCII RDG green,decals from Highball Graphics and weathered. 105463 19374 Country: USA | Posts: 48 FrankieJ Engine Wiper Posted - 10/14/2015 :  5:53:05 PM     Great looking cars!! They will look good behind all of those great diesel models that you have done. Country: USA | Posts: 126 jefbar Section Hand Posted - 10/14/2015 :  6:03:33 PM     Nice looking cars! The staging looks nice as well. Country: USA | Posts: 71 Ensign Fireman Posted - 10/14/2015 :  6:20:41 PM     Beautiful looking cars & photography of them! Greg Shinnie Country: Canada | Posts: 7958 bitlerisvj Fireman Posted - 10/15/2015 :  11:07:08 AM     Very nice, I would push the LIKE button. Regards, Vic B. Country: USA | Posts: 1429 CavalryTrooper25 Crew Chief Posted - 10/17/2015 :  12:59:57 PM     Chris; Really beautiful work! What division of the P&R do you portray? I live in Lancaster County, PA, just a few miles from the Columbia end of the old C&R branch. Horse Country: | Posts: 509 desertdrover Engineer Posted - 10/17/2015 :  2:35:57 PM     I agree with Greg, Outstanding looking rolling stock, & photography is fantastic! Louis Pacific Northwest Logging in the East Coast Country: USA | Posts: 17812 cajon Engine Wiper Posted - 10/17/2015 :  3:18:39 PM       2771-chris Very good weathering work on the hoppers & boxcars! What era are your models supposed to represent? Andy Jackson Santa Fe Springs CA LAJ/ATSF Modeler Country: USA | Posts: 274 CavalryTrooper25 Crew Chief Posted - 10/27/2015 :  12:33:00 PM     Cajon; Not trying to take over for Chris, but these cars would be 60s, to the end of the Reading lines. Horse Country: | Posts: 509 dave1905 Fireman Posted - 10/27/2015 :  4:36:53 PM     Nice job. Actually with the amount of weathering they would be 70's to the end of Conrail. Especially since all the built/repack dates on them are the late 60's, early 70's. Dave H. Iron men and wooden cars Country: USA | Posts: 1130 2771-chris New Hire Posted - 11/09/2015 :  10:17:13 AM     Thank you for the compliments.The photos were taken on my 2x8 diorama I built a few years back.My 12x12 is in the planning stages encompassing the RDG's last 10 years.I grew up in the coal regions of Schuykill County Pa. and plan to somewhat duplicate some of the scenes from those areas in the fall season motif. Again,thank you. Country: USA | Posts: 48 DandH_Fan New Hire Posted - 11/09/2015 :  10:34:11 AM     Those are some very nice looking cars. You did a heck of a good job on them. Jason C Country: | Posts: 1 2771-chris New Hire Posted - 11/09/2015 :  10:50:07 AM     I completed a couple of boxes and gons the last few weeks.First up a couple of RDG 50ft boxes from the XMz class.The units started as undecorated Accurail models.SCII boxcar red was used,decals from the readingmodeler and weathered with pan pastels & aim powders. 115311 L&R side views. 115345 L&R side views. Coupled together. My next unit is a so called foobie although its based on a RDG 46' gon.I wanted to use the Walthers 46' offering but couldn't locate one.I had an Accurail 40 sitting on the self so I decided to go for it. Before painting I added the reinforcement bracing to the top rail using EG styrene angle 291 and notched it out with a straight razor.The unit was painted using SCII RDG green and the rail was hand painted PS RDG yellow.Decals from the readingmodeler and weathered with the usual powders. 29215 side one and two. 29215 with a load. More gons to come. Country: USA | Posts: 48 Dutchman Administrator Premium Member Posted - 11/09/2015 :  11:03:01 AM     Chris, Very nice painting, decal work, and weathering! Country: USA | Posts: 30927 nhguy Fireman Posted - 11/09/2015 :  11:26:35 AM         Good looking cars. Bill Shanaman New Haven RR Hartford Division in Colorado. Country: USA | Posts: 4763 2771-chris New Hire Posted - 11/09/2015 :  11:29:56 AM     Bruce,thank you. I'll continue with the next two completed units.Both are MTH offerings that were factory painted for the RDG.I wasn't pleased with the reading application,seemed the letter were too big in my minds eye. The following pic has the factory painted unit sandwhiched between the two redone units. After they were stripped with Scalecoat paint remover I used the same materials as on the previous gon 29215. 37282/88 Weathered interiors and coil wire loads. Three RDG gons with wire loads.The black unit is a P2K model I did years ago. 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