I happen to like the Philadelphia & Reading woodside caboose. My next favorite caboose is extended vision caboose because it has the cupola.
Lee Fritz
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I happen to like the Philadelphia & Reading woodside caboose. My next favorite caboose is extended vision caboose because it has the cupola.
Lee Fritz
N5C for the portholes
NX23 work cabin
and the plain old humble N4 Bobber
Simon
As a Pennsy fan like all PRR cabin cars.
Born, raised, and matured in the second largest steel producing town at the time served by five class 1 roads including the B&O sure do like the wagon top bay window. If I recall correctly this maybe the earliest bay window dating back to the early 1930's.
But this is most probably my favorite. A Malcolm handcrafted masterpiece. A N&W CF cabin car.
A prototypically correct companion for my A and TE-1.
One of many....scratchbuilt
and another....a restoration and completion exercise
and this pair...
the right one is a restoration job and the left one is a scratchbuilt copy
Rusty Traque posted:
Thanks, I still like it. And I like Burlington Northern and CB&Q Cabooses & or Way Cars the best.
mwb posted:One of many....scratchbuilt
and another....a restoration and completion exercise
and this pair...
the right one is a restoration job and the left one is a scratchbuilt copy
Oooh! I like those!
brwebster posted:This was my favorite too, until the great smoke generator melt down. It got repurposed into this crane tender.
Bruce
Now that's a spotlight caboose!
I think I have my #2 now anyhow. How about a better shot of that roof sometime?
Hope this will do for now. The work lights are Lemax LED yard lights. In fact, this ongoing project is due for electrical hook up next. The plan is to add command control to power the lights and couplers using an old TMCC upgrade kit for dummy engines.
Bruce
I'm trying to hold myself back till after halloween. But your pic is giving me a strong urge to start Christmas layout #1!
Nice Q cabs. The Q owned the C&S, of which I have a sidedoor, and ran an interesting menagerie of wild and varied cabeese, models of more of which I would like to have.
colorado hirailer posted:Nice Q cabs. The Q owned the C&S, of which I have a sidedoor, and ran an interesting menagerie of wild and varied cabeese, models of more of which I would like to have.
Thanks. I have a K Line Woodside that I was planning to reconfigure to a CB&Q NE-7. Since I managed to acquire my 3rd Rail NE-7 Wednesday. It will now become a C&S 3 window woodside.
a pair of B&M Buggies . The first one is a reworked UP Ca car from MTH which I used to make a B&M style of caboose before MTH released its ready to run version. The second car is a scratch built Laconia style buggy as it ran on the B&M in the steam years. These cars were later rebuilt with steel sides and lasted to the end of cabeese.
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