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Studio shots of my various cars and trailers for my Early Piggyback Project.


I was in the studio today, short on backdrops nontheless still worth the effort. Studio lighting always puts an emphasis on the subject. I will do some outdoor module shots in a few weeks as time allows.

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Rio Grande Motorway trailers loaded on a C&O flat destined for St Louis and eastern markets.


Ringsby Truck Lines of Denver, Colorado and private carrier vans.

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Private carriers were common on these trains and part of the reason the service was established. I make use of common vans such as this wonderful 1/48 scale 34' Fruehof stainless steel example offered from 1951-1957.



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I had this Watson Brothers Freight Lines of Omaha Nebraska tractor and trailer set built by a pro-builder from the east coast for me. He makes custom resin and brass models; supplied reference material is no different than the process we go through with our brass builders in Korea. It is an extremely rare feature to add 1/48 scale tractor trailers to any O scale layout. Especially over the road 1950's era trucks seldom modeled in our scale.



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As I have moved along in the project the Ringsby trailers are also an old 1/48 scale Revell Bekins van kit. An excellent model if you can find them suitable for finishing.


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