Insulated Boxcar Decals
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Here's the final result. The old Beavercraft decals were tricky to use, but things went quite smoothly in the end. I had to be creative to replace missing letters from a set of damaged decals, but was able to salvage enough to letter the second car. A big thanks to Glen, he made this project possible. This car is far to be exactly prototypical, but considering I started off with Bachmann cars, it's quite decent from an operation standpoint.

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Meanwhile, my list of freight cars to weather is swelling too much for my own good!

Another modeller sent me a set of dry transfer decals for 40ft insulated boxcars. I found out I had a suitable model that will be repainted and correctly decalled later when I have time. With canadian dollar taking a serious plunge, I have much more reasons to bash cars and it's fun.

I have a few other projects like a CN 50ft mechanical reefer and, later, to scratchbuilt a CN woodchip gondola with correct dimensions. Printing the model is out of question, so it will be made out of styrene.

Matt
Proudly modelling Quebec Railway Light & Power Company since 1997.

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