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Reply to "Weekend tinplate photos/ videos 2/15/19!"

jhz563 posted:

 

Well my new caboose arrived early and I was a little worried as the box was mashed on one end.  

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Not sure if this was the post office or the seller. Frankly cardboard felt like it was a little soft.

Fortunately, it was packed rather well inside, and was surrounded with foam peanuts.

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I knew it might need a little work based on the pictures, so I was pleasantly surprised when unwrapping.

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Unfortunately the couplers were mashed in such a manner I can’t fathom how it happened.  A little work with some needle nose pliers took care of that!

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36A3C457-2FF0-4651-B9F0-3E4B9F84D6DFAnd finally ta-da!  A beautiful tinplate caboose with plausibly sized cupola windows!97291FB5-53D3-4765-BA12-76368DF7EC7A7A824DE0-0042-4A2D-B971-CEDC29623294

 

Jhz, I am constantly amazed at how beautiful tinplate railcars are.

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