My plastic freight car challenge
#46
The pickle car project is near to finish! Good things need a time however they will take a good end!

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Models were sent to my friend for painting - and short after a few of the queenposts broke. They have been made from a hard whitemetal (we say printer metal - a terne metal with a high part antimony) and so I must replace them, all. At a complete detailed model with trussrods and a complete brake gear! And, in addition, the available queenposts were still too short. So I soldered the queenposts on foot plates and I have get the correct height. All in all a really complicated repair however with a good result.

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Yesterday I received a first picture of the first painted model. I think that that is a really fine work!
Cheers, Bernd

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#47
Worship Worship Worship

Absolutely stunning work....!!! Thumbsup
Gus (LC&P).
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#48
Beautiful as always!
Reinhard
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#49
Very nicely done. Thumbsup Thumbsup

Wayne
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#50
doctorwayne Wrote:Very nicely done. Thumbsup Thumbsup

Wayne

Cheers Thumbsup
greeting from the blade city Solingen / gruß aus der Klingenstadt Solingen

Harry

Scale Z and N
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#51
Yep! Cheers Very nice! Cheers
Mike

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#52
Wow nice work Thumbsup
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#53
Thank you all for your friendly comments however I must say that a good friend painted the model and I think that he should get this honour.
Joerg, many thanks for your fine work!
Cheers, Bernd

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#54
Bernhard---you and your friend Joerg are an excellent team---outstanding workmanship Cheers
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#55
Thanks again!

Joerg also has painted the Great Northern reefer that is pictured some posts before the pickle car. I think that he is a really good model train painter. (And I hope to get more models from him. However we are working together already at our next project.)
Cheers, Bernd

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#56
That's wonderful!!! Thumbsup
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#57
Today one more picture of my two other pickle cars ...

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where the painter added a few aging and weathering to models - and you see that models are more sagged as the first "new" model.
Last a picture of these cars pulled by my new digitalized Erie L-1, ...

[Image: erie-l1-angus_32k.jpg]

... taking here its first test run on a bigger modular layout at Fremo meeting in Unna/Germany - unfortunately not with a 100 percent success. However about this I will write in an extra thread later.

Thanks here to Don (Ezdays) for his great help that I could replace all these picture-urls (and in a second thread additionally) which were got lost by a server change. Thanks aagin, Don!
Cheers, Bernd

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#58
That is a gorgeous car! Worship
Michael
My primary goal is a large Oahu Railway layout in On3
My secondary interests are modeling the Denver, South Park, & Pacific in On3 and NKP in HO
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#59
what an impressive train.
greetings from northern Germany
Joerg

Indiana City, my layout
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#60
IndyCity Wrote:what an impressive train.

Yes! Three cars behind a giant!
And also this 25 car train is like a toy train for this heavy and powerful engine.

But - thanks for your commendation. I will pass it down to my friend Joerg who has made a really fine paint job.
Cheers, Bernd

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