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C&O boxcar 4235
Paul Doggett
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That’s a really great looking car.
Paul Doggett. England 🏴
On 18 Nov 2022, at 22:50, O Fenton Wells <srrfan1401@...> wrote:
Wowzer Richard looking really goodFentonOn Nov 18, 2022, at 4:58 PM, Richard Scott <rlscott5709@...> wrote:Charlie Duckworth's recent photos of his C&O boxcar 5461 motivated me to upgrade a similar O-scale car that I built from an Intermountain kit in 1994. The car now has new roof walks, uncoupling levers, brake hoses, and sill steps. When first I built it the car's only weathering was a little Dullcote. This time I weathered it more heavily with Tamiya acrylics, AIM powders, and Pro Art colored pencils.I have an album featuring some of my freight car models on the first page of our photo section. These cars are all O scale and include everything from scratchbuilds to modified RTR cars. I hope you will enjoy looking through them.Happy Thanksgiving,Dick Scott
Wowzer Richard looking really good
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On Nov 18, 2022, at 4:58 PM, Richard Scott <rlscott5709@...> wrote:
Charlie Duckworth's recent photos of his C&O boxcar 5461 motivated me to upgrade a similar O-scale car that I built from an Intermountain kit in 1994. The car now has new roof walks, uncoupling levers, brake hoses, and sill steps. When first I built it the car's only weathering was a little Dullcote. This time I weathered it more heavily with Tamiya acrylics, AIM powders, and Pro Art colored pencils.I have an album featuring some of my freight car models on the first page of our photo section. These cars are all O scale and include everything from scratchbuilds to modified RTR cars. I hope you will enjoy looking through them.Happy Thanksgiving,Dick Scott
Richard Scott
Charlie Duckworth's recent photos of his C&O boxcar 5461 motivated me to upgrade a similar O-scale car that I built from an Intermountain kit in 1994. The car now has new roof walks, uncoupling levers, brake hoses, and sill steps. When first I built it the car's only weathering was a little Dullcote. This time I weathered it more heavily with Tamiya acrylics, AIM powders, and Pro Art colored pencils.
I have an album featuring some of my freight car models on the first page of our photo section. These cars are all O scale and include everything from scratchbuilds to modified RTR cars. I hope you will enjoy looking through them.
Happy Thanksgiving,
Dick Scott
