Model Railroading > Disturbing The Track Rats...

Hopefully the M.O.W. crew that inhabit the camp cars are not resting as D&RGW SD40T-2 5358 passes by their camp site...
James Evans of Columbus, Ohio owns the models and layout. I just took the pictures.

Andy

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Window AC unit in the former Army troop sleeper is a nice touch.
jb

Was that former troop sleeper a Walthers car repainted?

SPDRGWFan,
Those are Cannonball kits.

James Evans

GrandJunction Wrote:
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> SPDRGWFan,
> Those are Cannonball kits.
>
> James Evans

Thanks. Don't remember that make.  I happened to find a brass former troop sleeper in Rio Grande on fleabay and am planning to stage that on a siding on my layout.

SPDRGWfan Wrote:
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> GrandJunction Wrote:
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> > SPDRGWFan,
> > Those are Cannonball kits.
> >
> > James Evans
>
> Thanks. Don't remember that make.  I happened to
> find a brass former troop sleeper in Rio Grande on
> fleabay and am planning to stage that on a siding
> on my layout.

They came out about a year or so before the Walthers models. They were flat kits that required a bit of skill to assemble.

PHall Wrote:
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> SPDRGWfan Wrote:
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> > GrandJunction Wrote:
> >
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> > -----
> > > SPDRGWFan,
> > > Those are Cannonball kits.
> > >
> > > James Evans
> >
> > Thanks. Don't remember that make.  I happened
> to
> > find a brass former troop sleeper in Rio Grande
> on
> > fleabay and am planning to stage that on a
> siding
> > on my layout.
>
> They came out about a year or so before the
> Walthers models. They were flat kits that required
> a bit of skill to assemble.

Kind of like the Eel River "beer" RBL's - I built one of those from flat parts and it come out fine.