Transfer Cabooses (Cabeese)

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I've long been a fan of transfer cabooses. Somewhere in my files I have LOTS of pics of this big variety of cars. And I have a number of them as well as kits for them, as well as flat cars, and other cars that might be kit-bashed into them.


So it was with an admiring eye that I spotted this one at a train show this weekend. Had to have it, whether it was prototypical or not.


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I have been looking for a transfer caboose kit for a while. Are there any Mfg's out there still making these kits? If so, who? Thanks for your time....TONY, aka breezy8
 
I like them too. First picture is a brass N&W unit that I painted for my road. Second picture is one I kitbashed from a flatcar and an old caboose body I had laying around.

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I've got a whole box full of various cars, parts etc from which I collected and put aside,.... eventually planned (plan) on kitbashing some transfer cabeese.
 
Here's on a scratchbuilt a little while back using mostly parts out of the junk box.
 

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Bluford shops CSX transfer caboose.Added a couple of workers,one on the radio the other was holding a shovel but cut out and made it look like he's holding a coffee,overseeing the aluminum coil load.
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