I started out with an extra Menards Army Flatcar, cut the very front off it. approx. 1/2 inch and glued it back to the other part of the flatcar which was 1 7/8 long. then cut the other coupler of the other truck and hot melted it to the other truck then applied the wood deck which is oak veneer with hot melt on the back side. placed the other two sets of wheel on top and presto, another flatcar . total 2 3/8 long deck.. Bob
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That must be the car that brings this to the jobsite. 
One of the things I like about this site is, that nothing is sacred...posters happily kit-bash all sorts of train related items....and, if they want something, they make it, rather than do without. What is the purpost of this, AND, the donor car?
colorado hirailer posted:One of the things I like about this site is, that nothing is sacred...posters happily kit-bash all sorts of train related items....and, if they want something, they make it, rather than do without. What is the purpost of this, AND, the donor car?
This very sub compact flatcar is used for bringing new wheels to the accident site... LOL ...
Bob, found a product at Home Depot, red oak veneer, iron activated glue! Product name is Cedan veneer! Sound right?
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