08-16-2015, 11:52 AM
After putting the saw away I started to rebuild
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I added the stack, headlight, brass grabs on the cab.
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I also filled in the window frames in the cab front. The gaps were made when I dropped the boiler. I made an air line from the compressor while I was at it.
![[Image: 004_zpsqxm57a4o.jpg]](http://i219.photobucket.com/albums/cc278/OkanaganIroc/model%20railroad/Engines/MDC%20Climax/004_zpsqxm57a4o.jpg)
When I glued the roof on I made a small structure in the rear to cover the molded framework underneath.
![[Image: 005_zpsrlsyndsj.jpg]](http://i219.photobucket.com/albums/cc278/OkanaganIroc/model%20railroad/Engines/MDC%20Climax/005_zpsrlsyndsj.jpg)
Finally I made some view blocks for the tender and boiler areas. The interior of the cab won't be very visible, but I also didn't want light to be shining through.
Next is the primer paint, then I start work on the aged wood areas.
I added the stack, headlight, brass grabs on the cab.
I also filled in the window frames in the cab front. The gaps were made when I dropped the boiler. I made an air line from the compressor while I was at it.
When I glued the roof on I made a small structure in the rear to cover the molded framework underneath.
Finally I made some view blocks for the tender and boiler areas. The interior of the cab won't be very visible, but I also didn't want light to be shining through.
Next is the primer paint, then I start work on the aged wood areas.