Anyone out there in 0 ga land model or build passenger cars from this era?
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MTH makes them in both their Railking and Premier line in various roadnames. The Premier cars are very nice.
Pete
Thanks, they are nice, will look them up. I like to scratchbuild them using labelle cars.
I have a 3 car MTH Pennsylvania set that I'd be willing to part with. Since I started building Labelle kits, I don't need them anymore.
They look excellent!
Well done.
Have not built a pass car in a while; last one was a restore/rebuild of an older Alexander kit....
The Labelle kits build up into gorgeous cars. I had a few of them. They were not PRR prototypes, so I eventually sold them off.
prrjim posted:The Labelle kits build up into gorgeous cars. I had a few of them. They were not PRR prototypes, so I eventually sold them off.
Some of the LaBelle cars look to be dead ringers for the PRR Yellow Kid. Would that I had the talent
...and could obtain a proper early D16
Great pics! I love the labelle cars. I want to build a set of narrow vestibule cars using labelle. Just need to find a source to make the brass scroll work for the ends. Never seen these cars modeled. I have a 11 car set of the 1906 GN Oriental Limited and love them! Wish someone had the correct trucks and paper wheels sets
"Just need to find a source to make the brass scroll work for the ends"
Photo-etch? I've seen drawings of the scrollwork.
Narrow-vestibule cars! Love them as the epitome of elegance.
Back in my HO days I amassed a collection of Westwood kits to make a train. In fact, they set my time-frame for my mythical model railroad.
mwb posted:Have not built a pass car in a while; last one was a restore/rebuild of an older Alexander kit....
Neat. What did you use for the flooring material?
Had the same Westwood kits. I have designs from 1888/1906 car builder books, just need to have the scrollwork reproduced.
Maritime Railfan posted
Neat. What did you use for the flooring material?
Dollhouse wallpaper.