12-23-2008, 02:21 PM
There will be a new industry on the W.C. & T. RAILROAD producing some of KY.'s finest Bourbon. They have discovered a method to use the Flux to produce what they call MaltFlux. It is claimed to improve the flavor and aging time to improve the product.
This is the start of 4 new cars for the industry (N-Scale) The first 2 are a tank can and a gondola. They have only been painted and decaled so far. I need to figure out something on the ladders on the tanker as it hides the sign of MALTFLUX. Any ideas? The gon has gear sign stating RAW FLUX, any body know the correct color of raw flux? Weathering, new trucks and couplers will come later.
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This is the start of 4 new cars for the industry (N-Scale) The first 2 are a tank can and a gondola. They have only been painted and decaled so far. I need to figure out something on the ladders on the tanker as it hides the sign of MALTFLUX. Any ideas? The gon has gear sign stating RAW FLUX, any body know the correct color of raw flux? Weathering, new trucks and couplers will come later.
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W.C. & T. RAILROAD
N-Scale
Owner:
Col. Jim Marksberry
W.C. & T. RAILROAD
N-Scale
Owner:
Col. Jim Marksberry