N~Gauger's 2010 Spring Bash Challenge
#16
Steamtrains Wrote:So you gonna make a really tiny gondola..??? Goldth Goldth
Yes, 2 of them - permanantly coupled together Big Grin Big Grin
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#17
ngauger Wrote:
nachoman Wrote:This is gonna be interesting! Anyone remember those "piker" passenger cars in HO? Those ultra short characatures that rode on one truck? I think you have a G-scale one on the end of your train!
That's the Eggliner (engine) Not too bad an engine either Smile Smile

Eggliner.....Well, that answers that question!

I was beginning to think you had R-two-C-twopeeo-D zip, back there as an RC helper........or possibly a battery operated pencil sharpener. Big Grin Big Grin Big Grin 357

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Sumpter250 Wrote:Eggliner.....Well, that answers that question!

I was beginning to think you had R-two-C-twopeeo-D zip, back there as an RC helper........or possibly a battery operated pencil sharpener. Big Grin Big Grin Big Grin 357

Yes Mikey, I'm on my way to my room now. Wink Icon_twisted Icon_lol

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#19
Well - they turned out a bit "nicer" than I expected.... Smile The 2 white "frames" are from the white gondola. I have a bit of sanding to do before i paint and weather them...

   

   

   
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#20
This is getting interesting! Can't wait to see the finished product. Thumbsup Big Grin

Reminds me that I have to get around to building the A-B-A "Hustlers", and a string of "Pikers", and an "Oscar". Misngth
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#21
They've RUSTED!!!! They're ALL Brown!!!!! 2285_ 2285_ 2285_ 2285_ 2285_

the base coat is ON!!!!!!! Eek Goldth Goldth Goldth Goldth Goldth Goldth

   

   
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#22
and don't forget the trucks Smile Smile

   

   
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#23
This is coming along nicely. So the two cars will be permanently coupled together with a "draw bar" and the couplers on the trucks will stick out at each end?
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#24
Gary S Wrote:This is coming along nicely. So the two cars will be permanently coupled together with a "draw bar" and the couplers on the trucks will stick out at each end?
Yeah - as long as the 'screws" hold hehehehe

but I'll have to put a swivel in the draw bar for my 48" curves Smile but yes - permanently coupled
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#25
ngauger Wrote:They've RUSTED!!!! They're ALL Brown!!!!!
That's strange, I didn't know "wood planks" rusted!!! :?: :?: :?:

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ngauger Wrote:the base coat is ON!!!!!!!

You fooled me! :oops: 357 357

A swivel in the drawbar :?: as short as those cars are, if a drawbar was the length of what couplers would be you shouldn't need a swivel.......especially on 48" radius.. I'm :? :?
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#26
Too Funny!!!

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#27
Whoa! what did you do to those trucks!?
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#28
That's what I was jest wonderin' as well.
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#29
it's "Stone" craft paint - makes it look like it's dirty "beat up" gray
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#30
"Stone" craft paint.......I just have to remember that this is G scale.
One of the interesting, yet difficult things here is that there hasn't been a whole lot of "the usual" shown in G scale............a G scale grain of sand, is a Z scale mountain.
Weathering, and detailing is going to be very interesting, done in so large a scale. This may prove to be one of the most enlightening projects in the challenge.
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