The Canadian Pacific 1927610 4-pack arrived today, so I inspected the cars for flaws. Three of the Canadian Pacific name stripes had to be coaxed to lay flat by using an Excel knife to raise the stripe as I moved the bump toward the car door end.
When I inspected the baggage car, one window was blocked so I opened the car. I discovered that the letter sorting desk used in the shorter Santa Fe baggage car was also in this car, but the shorter floor piece placed the desk in front of the longer Canadian Pacific door window.
I removed the desk and shifted it to the opposite side of the door. The interior was then painted and some extra freight I had was added to the car. Since the doors do not open on this longer baggage car, the type of freight was not as important, and I used some pieces several times. I placed tall workers in front of the windows to attract attention to the interior freight inside the baggage car.
I did not plan on detailing these cars now, since I am still painting Preiser Seated People for the entire set of passenger cars. It turned out to be a nice break from painting people the last several days.
Have a good weekend.
Sincerely, John Rowlen
