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Model Railroading > CP Waffle boxcarDate: 10/15/17 15:31 CP Waffle boxcar Author: ghemr I weathered and detailed this CP car many years ago. The interior is painted and weathered and has a load of palletized bricks exposed. There's even metal banding across the doorway. To this day I wish one of the top manufacturers would attempt to make a boxcar with those individual door tracks and then provide a door that the modeler could glue in whatever position they choose. After all, boxcar doors are left open quite often on the real stuff, right?
Date: 10/15/17 16:30 Re: CP Waffle boxcar Author: SPDRGWfan Nice job!
Cheers, Jim Posted from Android Date: 10/15/17 17:16 Re: CP Waffle boxcar Author: PHall Actually the railroads would prefer if the consignee would close and lock the doors when they're done unloading.
Date: 10/15/17 17:56 Re: CP Waffle boxcar Author: L231 Open doors are more like to get pulled off by a passing train.
Date: 10/15/17 18:12 Re: CP Waffle boxcar Author: ghemr L231 Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > Open doors are more like to get pulled off by a > passing train. On a model or the real thing? Date: 10/15/17 18:27 Re: CP Waffle boxcar Author: L231 The real thing. Slider doors have interlocking lips on the vertical edges. When left open a a open a poorly mat aimed door can be sucked off.
Date: 10/15/17 18:46 Re: CP Waffle boxcar Author: ghemr L231 Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > The real thing. Slider doors have interlocking > lips on the vertical edges. When left open a a > open a poorly mat aimed door can be sucked off. OK, thanks! I just hope nobody sucks the doors off my model.... |