The Modelers Thread
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Re: The Modelers Thread
Thank you, gentlemen!
I'll be off to the next project shortly.........if I can get some other lingering "problems" off my work spaces.
I'll be off to the next project shortly.........if I can get some other lingering "problems" off my work spaces.
What if lollipops moaned every time we licked them?
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Re: The Modelers Thread
J. S. Bach wrote:Are those All Nation's sintered iron wheelsets from years ago?
If they are, they were being sold under a completely different brand name for assembling a pair of passenger car trucks.
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Rufus T. Firefly wrote:If they are, they were being sold under a completely different brand name for assembling a pair of passenger car trucks.
That is what mine (36" dual insulated) are installed in, Lobaugh to be exact.
Re: The Modelers Thread
I'll give it an "A: for execution.
Here is a photo of a self-powered trolley tank car.

Reference: https://www.reddit.com/r/Delaware/comme ... nd_a_rare/
Here is a photo of a self-powered trolley tank car.

Reference: https://www.reddit.com/r/Delaware/comme ... nd_a_rare/
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Re: The Modelers Thread
No one seemed to know what the trolley tank car in the previous photo was used for.
Here is a clue,

Reference: https://nileshistoricalsociety.org/carbarn.htm
Here is a clue,

Reference: https://nileshistoricalsociety.org/carbarn.htm
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Re: The Modelers Thread
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Re: The Modelers Thread
I don:t see any sprinkler heads on Rufus' tank car.
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webenda wrote:I don:t see any sprinkler heads on Rufus' tank car.
It's not a sprinkler car; however, there's a valve at the one end.
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Re: The Modelers Thread
Rufus T. Firefly wrote:webenda wrote:I don:t see any sprinkler heads on Rufus' tank car.
It's not a sprinkler car; however, there's a valve at the one end.
I did not see the valve until you pointed it out but it is clearly visible in your posted photos.

Are the stake pockets held on with Pliobond + Superglue?
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webenda wrote:Are the stake pockets held on with Pliobond + Superglue?
Goo & medium viscosity CA
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Re: The Modelers Thread
Rufus T. Firefly wrote:webenda wrote:Are the stake pockets held on with Pliobond + Superglue?
Goo & medium viscosity CA
I knew it was Goo (how many times have you told us?) I don't know why I typed Pliobond. Where was my mind?

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Re: The Modelers Thread
webenda wrote:Where was my mind?
Over in the box with the ambiguity?
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Re: The Modelers Thread
Starting with:
Hartley Kit....maybe 17/64th's....roof is removable.....underbody is goofy with depression and how trucks might be mounted - that's going to take a lot of modification.....something to do while it continues to rain, rain, rain...have to pull my folder of PRR XL work cars out and do some thinking/planning....
Hartley Kit....maybe 17/64th's....roof is removable.....underbody is goofy with depression and how trucks might be mounted - that's going to take a lot of modification.....something to do while it continues to rain, rain, rain...have to pull my folder of PRR XL work cars out and do some thinking/planning....
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Re: The Modelers Thread
Silly question...roof is removable presumably to accommodate a detailed interior? Is this a bunk car or one intended for storage and/or a workshop? Could be fun to build an interior.
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