Representing Brake Gear - More Art Than Science
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Thanks to Ted Culotta,

there is a fundametal step by step article how to rig brake details: http://www.steamerafreightcars.com/model...smain.html

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And thanks to the article of Ted Culotta i have learned brake rigging by heart "make toy trains lookking like real model trains".




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Intermountain tank car with incomplete brake details.


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Drill hole were they are needed.


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Bend and fit wires. This was one of my former efforts with 0.5mm brass wire.



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Caboose are fitted with still one lever more in their brake gear, because each end platform has a brake wheel. This was done completely scratch with parts out of the grab box.
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RE: Representing Brake Gear - More Art Than Science - by testone - 04-01-2020, 09:35 AM

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