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Re: Pics: TTX Husky Stack
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lugnet.trains
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Fri, 20 Jun 2003 12:31:49 GMT
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In lugnet.trains, Steven House wrote:
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In lugnet.announce.moc, John Neal wrote:
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I am really proud of this MOC-- it is a Gunderson Husky Stack in TTX
(Trailer Train) colors:
This container car is more versatile than the Maxi-Stack III as it can
accommodate smaller quantity loads, as well as take 2 20 ft. trailers. I
threw on some homebrew decals to spice it up a bit.
And speaking of spicing things up, (purists beware) I created a few “POOPs”
of my own. I cut the bottom rung off of a ladder and glued some handrails
to it to create THIS
PIECE
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Is this the kind of behaviour we should expect from the committee of ILTCO?
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lol!
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I may or may not use them-- I haven’t decided....
Another feature is a variation of my son Ross’ Bettendorf truck design that
simulates pretty well the area into which the coupler inserts. I like this
change and we are going to use it on all of our trucks in our other rolling
stock as well.
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Any chance of an ldr for this? - the black in the photo is hard to see and
the version on your 14wide pages appears not to be lego at all.
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I had taken some step by step photos, but pulled them because we made a slight
variation that pulled the coupler in closer. I’ll retake some and post them in
Ross’ folder.
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Also notice how I cut and reglued a steering wheel backwards. Just for
fun:-)
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Provocative. You must be on the steering committee too!
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lol We’ll see about that!
JOHN
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Message is in Reply To:
 | | Re: Pics: TTX Husky Stack
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| (...) Is this the kind of behaviour we should expect from the committee of ILTCO? (...) Any chance of an ldr for this? - the black in the photo is hard to see and the version on your 14wide pages appears not to be lego at all. (...) Provocative. You (...) (21 years ago, 20-Jun-03, to lugnet.trains, FTX)
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