S Scale PRR H32
Bill Lane <billlane@...>
Hi All,
Here is my recently completed S Scale PRR H32. http://mywebpages.comcast.net/billlane/S_Scale_H32.jpg Unfortunately after about 7000 photos my camera is starting to show its age with the color balance being off. Overland/Ajin made these for River Raisin Models http://riverraisinmodels.com in July 1989. I bought this from fellow S Scaler John Armstrong of Ohio. He mentioned that a large unfriendly object was dropped in the center of the roof. I picked it up on the cheap as a scratch and dent! After a few false starts I managed the courage to unsolder the whole roof and push if back out. Getting the roof back on was a challenge as well. I ran a box tube down the center just in case the roof wanted to return to it original dented state. I had to paint an H30 in the Shadow Keystone scheme, so that was my motivation to finally get it out and finish the model after at least 7 years of ownership. I soldered all the hatches shut. There is nothing in there to see anyway. As usual, I added a plastic hose for the train pipe line, draft gear, cut levers with my own cut lever bracket castings, and PRR Trust Plates. I also added the loading plate to the side of the car. I blasted it clean, painted it with Scalecoat MOW Gray, decaled it with John Hall Decals, and dusted it up. It would be great if you posted your latest completed piece as well. A few lines of your methods of completion would be great as well. Thank You, Bill Lane Custom Brass Painting http://www.lanestrains.com Importing a Brass S Scale PRR X29 http://www.pennsysmodels.com Production models of the REA Version have arrived Modeling the Mighty Pennsy in S Scale in 1957
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