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    Rolling Stock for the SR-and-N

    Greetings Folks,

    I've been at it for a while but I never really seem to make much progress on my HOn30 Saco River & Newfoundland railway. I don't have any space at all for a layout at the moment, so I've decided to try and get some of my rolling stock finished.

    First up is the newest piece added to the fleet, a Steven's Creek Monson 26' Flatcar:



    This is a scratchbuilt boxcar made up of styrene and the usual detail parts:



    And here's a trio of older bits all assembled from Chivers kits:







    I have a half finished reefer being made from a cut down Grandt Line kit and another low side gondola nearing completion. I'll try and keep y'all updated as I finish bits.

    Cheers,

    -Cody
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    Here's the other low side gondola, built over a Chivers flatcar frame:



    The coal is freshly added with some lettering and weathering to be next.

    -Cody

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    • #3
      Good looking cars, Cody.

      George
      The sky is not my limit, it's my playground.

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      • #4
        All nice cars, Cody. I'm particularly drawn to the Steven's Creek Monson 26' Flatcar. I'm a sucker for short flats with small bulkheads.
        Bruce

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        • #5
          Thanks Gents!

          Me too Bruce, I'm thinking about scratch-building a couple more of these. I really like those short bulkheads too.

          -Cody

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          • #6
            Cody,

            I am so happy to see you modeling again, the cars all look great!

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            • #7
              Nice work, Cody. How long is the scratchbuilt boxcar?

              Jeff S.

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              • #8
                Thanks Larry & Jeff!

                Jeff, The boxcar is a hair under 29 feet. It was built over an N scale Micro Trains 50' frame.

                -Cody

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                • #9
                  Cody, all these cars are beautiful, I like the size and the weathering. Makes me want to get back into building equipment. Please post more pictures if you have some. I love pictures.

                  David

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                  • #10
                    Thanks David,

                    I'm forever torn between O and HO scale and most of the progress I make is in fits and starts. I did manage to stick some more bits to my cut down Grandt Line Reefer which unfortunately wont get any primer until spring and I can get outside with my rattle cans...

                    I still have a Steven's Creek Monson boxcar to build and some motive power to build/finish... I'll keep updating this thread as I go.

                    -Cody

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                    • #11
                      Howdy Folks,

                      Here's a quick update and a couple new pictures of the latest rolling stock for my SR&N.

                      First, the Reefer I mentioned before using cut down Grandt Line sides and detail bits, scratchbuilt everything else and freshly primed:



                      And another 28' flatcar, scratchbuilt out of wood using a Steven's Creek lasercut deck:



                      I have some more stuff in the works, more soon.

                      -Cody

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                      • #12
                        Nice work, Cody. I like the weathering on the flat car.

                        George
                        The sky is not my limit, it's my playground.

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                        • #13
                          Geat looking builds.... each and every one!

                          Bob

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                          • #14
                            All very nice cars Cody, excellent paint and weathering! :up:

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                            • #15
                              Good job Cody! I like 'em all, but the reefer really looks good!
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                              Chuck

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