Finally Finished it.

Excellent job! Looks like a factory job to me.

Nice work.  From what did you make the awning?

Thom, you did a super job. Take it from someone who loves passenger cars.

The awning was one that I had not sure who made it. I cut it to fit. My wife made the strips on sticker paper I covered the plastic.

Very nice job

Ken M

When I first clicked on this post, I thought the picture was of the car out of the box.

As always, great job, Thom!!!

Where do you get marker lights like that? I couldn't find any on eBay except for old Lionel and MTH replacement single color ones.

Nice job.  Got what you wanted and I think it looks very good. 

Perhaps some folks in China will be calling to see if you will come work in their factory?? 

Well done!

Peter

Wonderfully colorful bunting.  Solves what to do with a few of my dull old heavyweight observations.  Candy Stripe.  Thanks!

Bruce

DOC,

   Tom very very nicely done, congrats on a fine job!

PCRR/Dave

DOC, Very nicely done !!!!!

Thanks,

Alex

Thom,

   Nice job. I think Keith asked, where did you find the market lights? 

Tom

great job!

Very nice work.

Not sure where the marker lights are from. They were in my parts drawers. All that stuff that I have and hope to use some day .Drawers full of stuff I am sure some of it I will never use but glad its there just in case.

Very nice work. 

Looks great! Very nice work. 

DOC,

First Class, all the way! Isn't it something how "we" in the toy train world put so much value in the end of a train? Look up the lowly caboose and then the observation car. Which came onto the scene last and was the first to leave? Don't misunderstand me, I like passenger trains as much as everyone else. 

Tomar may have marker lights of this sort.