Georgia Railroad caboose

I remember when you first started building caboose models...there have been many since. Better and better they are too. How many do you think you've done?

Bob

Brother Love,

That caboose is a work of art. 

Do you make your own turnouts also? They really look great. 

Thanks for sharing the photos.

Al Hummel

I did not realize you were back in the caboose business.  If you are looking to augment your water damage relief fund I'd like to talk with you about doing a Southern wood side caboose.

Bob,

Yes, these two GA cabs are 526 & 517. I have about 30 of those still in my possession. Thanks

Al,

I suppose this sounds silly but I love building my own turnouts. Mine are nowhere close to the quality I’ve seen here from others but they work good. Thank you.

These comments sent me to grab "Mixed Train Daily", and "The Railroad Caboose", by Knapke, as both books have a number of photos of "different" cabooses, side doors, combines, and drovers, many on the short lines of the South.  I would like one of each of those, certainly the coach caboose of the Waco, Beaumont, Trinity, and Sabine RR.  Every now and then l page through to drool over the beese, and through the MOPAC and Burlington caboose books.

Beautiful work!!!  You are the master!!!

Fabulous as always sir 

Thank you! They are all finished today, 3 2R and 2 3RS. That Southern caboose I finished today found a way Sneak into the photo.

Malcolm, Impressive work to say the least! Can't wait to get mine!  Doug