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Thanks Chris, I'm going with the Tichy.
I believe that is the same flatcar I bought 6 of from a local dealer, some years ago, RTR (Sorry Mark). They have laser cut wooden veneer decks. The only problem with that being, was the grain in the wood ran lengthwise, whereas the boards are "laid" across. Staining/weathering, didn't exactly help. They have a similar fault with their modern 60' cars where the outer boards are correctly grained but the center long ones follow, with the grain wrong. It's one of those annoying things that manufacturers do sometimes and quite inexplicable. Why go to the trouble to be more "real" and then drop the ball on detail.
What keeps the quark degeneracy pressure from forming a black hole? Or is that where that engine/merger is headed?I have a great Athearn BNSFUPCSXNS (yes, post-merger) StarPower locomotive, where the neutron degeneracy power is held in balance by Tolman-Oppenheimer-Volkoff limit.
I am modeling the transition period - but not the one under discussion. I model the future; when diesel and electric locomotives have been replaced by those powered by hydrogen fuel cells. Oh, and there are a few oddballs, too. I have a great Athearn BNSFUPCSXNS (yes, post-merger) StarPower locomotive, where the neutron degeneracy power is held in balance by Tolman-Oppenheimer-Volkoff limit. But as we all know, they just didn't live up to Alibaba's hype.