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Old 08-22-2012, 03:19 AM
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This is a Cherry Valley 0-6-0 Tank engine I built , I think it is pretty well detailed. I did leave a few things for the rivet counters! Always try to see that I leave them something.
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Well that half done Chevy sure was not what I meant to post -- really something for the Rivet guys!! Here is what I meant to post. This tank engine was built on a Mantua -Tyco chassis I found in a box of junk, I was looking thru the Locomotive-cyclopedia one night and saw the plans for this engine. I dug the 0-6-0 out and tested it to see if it would run ----MAN DID IT--- Like a scalded cat --pretty typical of a Tyco! First thing I
needed was to build a 2 to 1 reduction transmission . Rivet guys alert , there is a rear step missing and the headlight is not on yet either!!
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Athearn SD70 that I painted and detailed.


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Heres the SD9-3 that I built, detailed, and painted.
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Athearn P42 that I added the Details West kit on and added a custom front plow.
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Atlas B39 that I changed and added SP specific details and weathered.

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Just about any resin kit for a car has all the details that would be on that particular model available for the builder to apply. I just love these style kits.

Here's a Westerfield Keystone Coal and Coke hopper I recently completed.



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This is a Cherry Valley 0-6-0 Tank engine I built , I think it is pretty well detailed. I did leave a few things for the rivet counters! Always try to see that I leave them something.
Nice and unique.
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Atlas B39 that I changed and added SP specific details and weathered.

All very nicely done and inspiring.
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Just about any resin kit for a car has all the details that would be on that particular model available for the builder to apply. I just love these style kits.

Here's a Westerfield Keystone Coal and Coke hopper I recently completed.
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