Coal mine kit | O Gauge Railroading On Line Forum

pennsyk4OGR Forum Member

Now to make room in the back corner of the layout.

7/12/138:12 PM

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JimmyGOGR Forum Member

Hi Charlie,

You did a really nice job with the K&P kits! I have some as well that I need to put together. They look like a real challange to put together. I plan to make these kits the point of my layout. I live up in the Anthracite area and the kits look a lot like the real breakers from the area.

Great Job!!!

Jim

JimmyGOGR Forum Member

Please send some photos of the layout when you get it installed.

Take Care,

Jim

Roger WassonOGR Forum Member SUPPORTING MEMBERDIGITAL SUBSCRIBER

Great work Charlie,

This kit was the very first craftsman kit that I put together. I really did enjoy putting it together and it was easier than I thought it would be. I get a lot of great compliments on this kit.

Thanks for posting and you also did a great job on the video.

7/12/1310:45 PM

Engineer-JoeOGR Forum Member SUPPORTING MEMBER

Wow, I like it!

7/12/1311:07 PM

Berkshire PresidentOGR Forum Member DIGITAL SUBSCRIBER

Borrowing from Darth Vader in Return of the Jedi: "Impressive. Very impressive!"

7/13/1312:22 AM

NormOGR Forum Member SUPPORTING MEMBERDIGITAL SUBSCRIBER

Hi Charlie,

That is a nice looking mine. Could you tell me what is it's footprint?

Norm

Principal RailRookieOGR Forum Member

Charlie,

Excellent job! Did those windows come with the kit or did you install your own?

leavingtracksOGR Forum Member DIGITAL SUBSCRIBER

Charlie....you did a wonderful job! Thanks for posting the video. Would love to see more of your layout

Alan

phillyreadingOGR Forum Member

Great job Charlie! I like that you have Reading Anthracite labels on the mining kit.

Where did you get the Reading Anthracite decals?

I have a coal elevator and other building that I want to re-stencil if I can find the right label or decals.

Lee Fritz

7/13/1311:02 AM

Tom HooverOGR Forum Member

Beautiful job, Charlie. That is one of the nicest coal ops I have seen. Love the READING labels.

Tom

7/13/1311:30 AM

bluelinec4OGR Forum Member SUPPORTING MEMBERDIGITAL SUBSCRIBERMEMORIAL SUPPORTER

Looks great Charlie I am jealous

pennsyk4OGR Forum Member

Thank you all for the nice compliments.

The foot print is roughly 18 x 21

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