Chicago Central 199049 caboose project | O Gauge Railroading On Line Forum

Paul MooreOGR Forum Member

Just bought two older atlas 2 rail caboose kits, one of them will be Chicago Central #199049. The real 199049 wasn't an extended vision caboose, but I just don't care. This is my first railroad car kit. I will paint today, and post pictures tonight.

Making a hybrid of these two:

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8/5/168:45 AM

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Brother_LoveOGR Forum Member

The first one pictured was a xGM&O standard vision caboose. These were the last cabs bought new by the GM&O. The second one is an xIC cab built by the Darby Corp.

8/5/168:52 AM

Paul MooreOGR Forum Member

Here are those pictures, sorry I'm late! What can I use for decals? Is there a decal paper that I can use in my printer?

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9/3/162:21 PM

Mike DeBergOGR Forum Member SUPPORTING MEMBER

Malcolm, Looks like you have another Darby cab to build for CC

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