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Here is my latest project. Converting a 1000.00 dollar model

in to one of a kind. Missouri Pacific StLBM RPO #816

yep I cut a huge 2x31/2 hole in the side.

 

I work in brass and have real balls to do this to a

1000.00 dollar model.

 

Bill   

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  • Prototype StLBM RPO 816: Portotype photo ACF Car
  • MP RPO Bag by wasatch mdls: This is the original Wasatch UP Model
  • Original sde before modification b: Layout lines before cutting the side out
  • StLBM RPO new sides a: New side and doors
  • New RPO door d: New trucks modified.
  • RPO A end e: Break wheel end.
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For clarification. the Wasatch car was the closest I could get to an ACF RPO.

These were the Last RPO the UP ordered and I think it was 1958. Then the mail contracts went south.

 

Essentially I am back dating it to 1948 time frame.

 

Again I have balls to do this, I had to pay 1000.00 to get the car.

 

Bill

Just curious about the attraction to brass in general.

 

Is it the level of prototypical detail? Are these for display only or do you run them? I seem to recall finding a website in England where some guy was building a brass steamer from scratch using some plans he had. Heavy stuff. And nice work BTW.

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