More progress on the CSOR twins (coupler bars, steps), . At a stop for now until I get the rest of the parts in.
Karl, that 38-3 looks really good. What did you use for the horn stand?
Brad, I use Plano metal life rings now. I used to use the DA ones, but the Plano are much smaller and look better I think.
http://www.planomodelproducts.com/p14651-l.jpg
As for the drop step, I've never done one for the RTR version with the tread kit. Your the pioneer on that one, so you'll have to let us know what works best.![]()
This little critter was delivered today. It'll need the paint stripped, then correct details added to it. Another project for down the road.
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UGH! I WANT! I bid on a VERY nicely done one a couple years ago but another forum meber sniped me on it![]()
Karl, that 38-3 looks really good. What did you use for the horn stand?
Do you use those to attach coupler lift bars as well as using them as actual lift rings?
Fingers, carrying cases and other hazards can be really cruel to detail parts.![]()
Who me? Muuuuuuuu hahahahahah ah ah ah aaaaaah! The evil UP sniper lives on for another day for the next prized UP
LocomotivE!!!!
I have 3 of them ;-) all nicely detailed and custom paint.....of course Jerome knows about the one that got away....
By the I may be moving to either NC near Ashville, upstate NY or upstate MI.
I would be glad to do that but at the moment I am back to work on a new job adventure after being unemployed for a year and being humbled beyond my comprehension at times. So any how I am out on job training and won't be back to florida (home currently) for another 2 weeks. Been out alreAdy foR 6 Weeks With no R&R BUT I have seen a lot of the country and various railroads a real plus!
By the I may be moving to either NC near Ashville, upstate NY or upstate MI.
