A Jack Daniel's car made in a day

This belongs in the thread about running while "looped."  

Jerry,

I agree. It is hard to find various whisky cars. My son-in-law has access to a label/sticker maker and helped me make these cars. They are different distilleries I visited from the Kentucky bourbon trail. The Maker's Mark turned out the best.

Charlie

The Frankfort and Cincinnati (Kentucky) was considered the bourbon route in Beebe and Clegg's shortline book, "Mixed Train Daily".  There is at least one castle-like abandoned stone distillery on that line.  What l want to know is, were there any prototype logoed distillery railciars?

MPC had a series of hard liquor decorated billboard boxcars. 

Jim Beam, no JD.

The JD with Frank aka Tony Rome looks great.

I love it! Great job on a great idea.

My Natty Boh cars that Paul Strickland had made what must be 10 years ago are my favorites.

Thanks guys.  Glad you liked it.

Charlie:  Cool way to do those cars.  Steve:  The boys always love Frank, even though he was well before our time.  His guys certainly lived the life.

Joe:  Yep.  The Jim Beam car looks fabulous.  I wish there were more like this.  It's the bourbon of choice for the poker group.

Jerry

Now you have started something.  My wife wants a Makers Mark car.  I guess I'll need a #151 Bacardi car.  I need a refer full of ice too.

Here is the car on the overhead layout.  My beer/booze train is maxing out.  I run four engines on two tracks up there.  About 100 cars in all.  Each loop is about 100 ft long.  No way I'll have room for a beer train like what Gilly has.

Hope you like it.

Jerry