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This is out of curiosity, has anyone Kit bashed freight cars from almost everyday products such as Popsicle sticks,wooden Coffee Stir sticks,Wooden, those Berry baskets, Pop cans (soda) and Beir cans ?

ERIE RR

here is a pic or two of a freight car in S made of cardstock from a dry food box(cereal box etc.) and craft sticks.

Will post the pics soon as I find them

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and some more pics

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and here is a On30 stock car

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I don't know if this qualifies. Can found in a CP caboose on a fantrip + Walthers beer can tank car kit.

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Liked the " CanCar4342 " - - - - - and it even "looked" bashed

AF350 - I don't think I had seen that photo of the completed stock car yet - REALLY nice work there!!!

Nachoman,

It still needs some detail like grab irons and a brake wheel and couplers as well as a replacement truck as it kinda broke, it was part of the On30 bash project I made a mold of the roof of one of the cars being bashed and glued up some sticks and bits of cardboard for the body. The Bill Guff's goat farm was a test to see if recycled cereal boxes would be a good scratch material. And it looks like it is so I have a stash of cardstock from various dry food boxes for mixing paint, 2 part epoxy and as a building material. I paid for the boxes so why throw them out? Another money saving idea is for those of us who experiment with casting and molding with 1:1 by volume 2 part resin do not waste money on measuring cups and stir sticks from micro mark they are a one time use consumables so go to a dollar store buy a package of clear disposable drink cups and a bag of craft sticks much more cost effective.

BR60103,

That can tank car is neat, because it is imaginative and it is made from real railroadania