Model Railroading > HO scale wrapped lumber stack help

In search of some realistic looking wrapped stacks of lumber for lumber yard scene. Any help is appreciated

Mike Mautner
Maryland Height, MO

Google it.
I was looking for the same thing and there are zillions of easy and fast ideas to come up with good looking lumber stacks and even wrapped load downloads

Try Columbia Train Master.

He's on eBay.

I have purchased a number of his loads in N Scale and have been very pleased.

Northridge Switcher

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I have both Columbus Train Master & just got a bunch from Hopper Hill Hobbies on Ebay.
Hopper Hill does full load Center Beam & partial that are done very nice.
You have to click on the type of load you are looking for to the lumber mill name.

 

Tim Hanesworth
Santa Rosa, CA

I have recently purchased some wrapped "bunks" (individual stacks of lumber, wrapped) from Columbus Trainmaster and they are very nice.
Chris

I make my own.

The sawmill at Chippewa Falls exclusivly makes barrel staves for the cooperage at Wabasha.

Logs are cut on a unique cylindrical, rather than a flat, saw - giving them a circular shape when assembled into a finished barrel.

The mill counts them into bundles of 19 and ties them together as a kit for loading into a boxcar.

Here we see a few kits on the loading dock that just couldn't be fitted into that boxcar.

-LD

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Interesting how-to for making your own modern wraps on a printer, artwork for numerous mills at the bottom of the article:

https://vanderheide.ca/blog/lumber-loads/

I used to build the Jaeger loads at work as I had a late shift and it got slow. I sometimes had
some extra wrapped loads from these depending what I built them for, and used those as scenery
at my lumber yards and sawmills. Don't know if you can still buy new from Walthers. but they are
on FleeBay I met the guy one time at s train show and got a couple of his custom built loads too. 
very cool. 

TCnR Wrote:
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> Interesting how-to for making your own modern
> wraps on a printer, artwork for numerous mills at
> the bottom of the article:
>
> https://vanderheide.ca/blog/lumber-loads/

A company name Jagger (sp?) used to do this

Check Facebook for the following site.  The work is outstanding, and I have HO & N scale loads.
show me details model railroad co.
 

Yep, google is your friend, many listings:

https://www.walthers.com/jaeger_ho_products?productListFilters=

but not the same as:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/J%C3%A4germeister