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Modeling Steam Era Freight Cars: One Man's Roster*
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About The Steam Era Freightcars Blog. This blog discusses all aspects of North American freight cars of the steam era, from the dawn of railroading through 1960. It is intended to support the efforts of model railroaders who wish to produce the most prototypically accurate freight cars possible. The nature of blogging means the material can be "real time," and in-process models can be shared. These are not only welcomed, but appreciated as we all love to see a model develop over time. I plan to do someth...
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Modeling Steam Era Freight Cars: Announcement: Resin Car Works - Consolidated Chemical Industries 7K Acid Tank Car
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About The Steam Era Freightcars Blog. This blog discusses all aspects of North American freight cars of the steam era, from the dawn of railroading through 1960. It is intended to support the efforts of model railroaders who wish to produce the most prototypically accurate freight cars possible. The nature of blogging means the material can be "real time," and in-process models can be shared. These are not only welcomed, but appreciated as we all love to see a model develop over time. I would love to be ...
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Modeling Steam Era Freight Cars: October 2014
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About The Steam Era Freightcars Blog. This blog discusses all aspects of North American freight cars of the steam era, from the dawn of railroading through 1960. It is intended to support the efforts of model railroaders who wish to produce the most prototypically accurate freight cars possible. The nature of blogging means the material can be "real time," and in-process models can be shared. These are not only welcomed, but appreciated as we all love to see a model develop over time. I plan to do someth...
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Modeling Steam Era Freight Cars: New HO Scale 8K Chemical Tank Car from Tangent
http://steamerafreightcars.blogspot.com/2014/11/new-ho-scale-8k-chemical-tank-car-from.html
About The Steam Era Freightcars Blog. This blog discusses all aspects of North American freight cars of the steam era, from the dawn of railroading through 1960. It is intended to support the efforts of model railroaders who wish to produce the most prototypically accurate freight cars possible. The nature of blogging means the material can be "real time," and in-process models can be shared. These are not only welcomed, but appreciated as we all love to see a model develop over time. Following World War...
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Modeling Steam Era Freight Cars: Bill Welch's FGE/WFE/BREX Clinic
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About The Steam Era Freightcars Blog. This blog discusses all aspects of North American freight cars of the steam era, from the dawn of railroading through 1960. It is intended to support the efforts of model railroaders who wish to produce the most prototypically accurate freight cars possible. The nature of blogging means the material can be "real time," and in-process models can be shared. These are not only welcomed, but appreciated as we all love to see a model develop over time. Https:/ drive.g...
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Randy's Layout Blog: July 2014
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Click Here to go to the New Britain Station main site for much more information on the New Haven Railroad and my layout. Friday, July 11, 2014. There's a thread on the Steam Era Freight Car Group about a composite gondola that looks a lot like the one in this picture. I've been trying to determine the road on this car because I'd like to model it myself. It looks like the Intermountain USRA composite gondola would be a good starting point. We'll see what the experts on the site determine. I mentioned thi...
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Randy's Layout Blog: Reworking Benchwork
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Click Here to go to the New Britain Station main site for much more information on the New Haven Railroad and my layout. Friday, July 10, 2015. Chris stopped by to help rework the benchwork on the east side of town to make room for Hardware City Fuel Co. and also to improve the quality of the benchwork itself. So I started disassembling the benchwork and then found out Chris would be able to make it over to help. This is a little earlier look at the patchwork sections of the benchwork here. Last Friday w...
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Randy's Layout Blog: July 2015
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Click Here to go to the New Britain Station main site for much more information on the New Haven Railroad and my layout. Thursday, July 23, 2015. Of course, once I got started I need to fit some track to it, to get the spacing and depth of the I-beams correct. Then I wanted to color it a bit, which led to ballasting a side because I wanted to experiment with the track buried in the ground, which then meant I had to weather it. Links to this post. Wednesday, July 22, 2015. Shoreline Aerial Photos 1992.
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Randy's Layout Blog: February 2014
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Click Here to go to the New Britain Station main site for much more information on the New Haven Railroad and my layout. Thursday, February 20, 2014. Well, not quite. I'm helping work on a layout for Harvey and he's said that I can include his layout on the blog. So today I'm working on the saw mill. Here's the start of day picture:. I built a retaining wall the night before, and here I'm filling the spaces with grout:. So I spent the day doing basic groundcover (more grout), decided that the road would ...
