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14 wide boxcar! (was Re: [Review] 3451 "Sopwith Camel")
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lugnet.trains
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Mon, 25 Jun 2001 21:38:30 GMT
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johnneal@*stopspammers*uswest.net
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<various snippage>
Nice work, Kev! I like:-) I have an idea for the ends of your boxcar which I
plan to employ whenever I get around to it (far too many irons in the fire!). Try
using this element to achieve the corrugated effect on the ends:
http://lugnet.com/cad/ldraw/parts/ref/images/2653.gif
I have used it on an 8 wide box car and liked it a lot (no pics though; only the
Summit attendees have seen it) That would even free up 4 of the brown walls for
you:-)
I also have built a 14 wide Hiawatha passenger car which I have yet to take pics
of-- took me about 2 years to accumulate the necessary bricks for *that* one:-p
Kevin Maynes wrote:
> Well, it took me longer than I thought it would to get pics taken and put up,
> and even then it's hardly a revolutionary application (although I'm putting
> them to *PROPER* use)[Grin&Duck].... on the other hand it's hardly a standard
> width,
Well, 14 wide is the same width as G scale, so I'd call that pretty standard,
especially if you are using G scale trucks....
> it'll more likely give Mister Neal a run for his money (or maybe just a
> laugh) than anything else.
Bring it on! ;^)
-John
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> http://www.kmaynespaint.com/Pages/Subsidiaries/Sub_LGnRB/14W.html
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