02-03-2019, 12:35 PM
Haven't done this in a while.
Found these vintage 1/72 cars and trucks.
![[Image: reviresco_car1.jpg]](http://www.chainsawjunction.com/172n4/image/reviresco_car1.jpg)
![[Image: reviresco_truck1.jpg]](http://www.chainsawjunction.com/172n4/image/reviresco_truck1.jpg)
Go to:
http://tin-soldier.com/cars.html
Made me think about late era narrow gauge. If you extend the cab below the footboard with a 1/8x1/4 piece of styrene and add a new cab side like our mock up, easy late era narrow gauge.
![[Image: roundhouse_5.jpg]](http://www.chainsawjunction.com/172n4/image/roundhouse_5.jpg)
Doug Tagsold used the MDC cars with the HO trucks with 33" HO wheels. Substituting 24"(HO 28") wheels and shorter wheelbase Tahoe trucks makes the cars more "narrow gaugey"
![[Image: 24in_wheels.jpg]](http://www.chainsawjunction.com/172n4/image/24in_wheels.jpg)
Harold
Found these vintage 1/72 cars and trucks.
Go to:
http://tin-soldier.com/cars.html
Made me think about late era narrow gauge. If you extend the cab below the footboard with a 1/8x1/4 piece of styrene and add a new cab side like our mock up, easy late era narrow gauge.
Doug Tagsold used the MDC cars with the HO trucks with 33" HO wheels. Substituting 24"(HO 28") wheels and shorter wheelbase Tahoe trucks makes the cars more "narrow gaugey"
Harold