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Scratchbuilder1-48OGR Forum Member

Here is 2 more HY-Cubes , I just finished . I did 4 dr and 8 dr in the "bankrupt blue" as he called it . The Rock did not even put white on the ends to denote excess height , guess they were bankrupt. A little more finishing and weathering was done after I took these. I had searched and found photos and then forgot to save them and then could never find the pix again.

I did Rock Island in the brown scheme for the same person.

The 5 prototype pix are the next cars in production now. All the castings are done , all the decals are made.

The last photo is of a loading dock and a hy-cube modeled with the doors opened , I based it on a SOCAL picture I saw online .

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phillOGR Forum Member

You definitly got a good touch with making these models and the unloading picture against the warehouse awesome.

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5/11/1212:06 PM

PRR ManOGR Forum Member

great inside detail, love the auto frames!

Rock Candy? anything by The Who.

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Originally Posted by Scratchbuilder1-48:

Here is 2 more HY-Cubes , I just finished . I did 4 dr and 8 dr in the "bankrupt blue" as he called it . The Rock did not even put white on the ends to denote excess height , guess they were bankrupt. A little more finishing and weathering was done after I took these. I had searched and found photos and then forgot to save them and then could never find the pix again.

I did Rock Island in the brown scheme for the same person.

The 5 prototype pix are the next cars in production now. All the castings are done , all the decals are made.

The last photo is of a loading dock and a hy-cube modeled with the doors opened , I based it on a SOCAL picture I saw online ...

Hi Bernie.

I remember a few years back you had posted photos of your switching layout with an impressive milling/grain complex. Is that an addition to that one?

N&W Class JOGR Forum Member

Very nice work. You have a good eye.

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