Studio Shots: PSC Custom Western Pacific Harriman Baggage Car

Excellent!!!   

BH

It's a beautiful thing. 

I like the shot with it hanging from the ceiling.

Masterful craftsmanship!  Those dry transfers are superb.

Ed

Thanks, guys! Yeah the transfers really made the project ! 

SANTIAGOP23,

Who's couplers are you using? It looks somewhat like a Protocraft,but looks like it has a lower shelf on it.

Al Hummel

Al, they are indeed Protocraft

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Thanks for sharing the project.

Turned out magnifico.

Ron H

Thanks, Ron. I appreciate the input

While I wasn't quite able to match the paint job quality on my PSC BE1 car, I think it holds up pretty well.

It's hard to pick.

the fine details are not obscured, beautiful paint application! piece looks amazing!......great work Santiago!................Pat

I appreciate the kind words, thank you.  

A post-war "Alice", CB&Q #4000, charges near Creston with the Exposition Flyer.

Very nice work.  Someday I have ten Harrimans that need paint.  I think I will put it off for a while.

Sweet! 

Car and photos are superb, I really enjoy following your projects.

Keep up the great work and Merry Christmas

Thanks, guys! Just happy to be able to contribute, the forum has been a bit slow lately

Very nice work.

Very nice!

Absolutely superb Santiago. I have an old car similar to this one, made of wood, metal and cards that I picked up on E-Bay long time ago. Your pictures are a very good motivation and references to help me finish it.

Yves

Santiago,

I may be in error here but, I seem to remember you saying something about doing all of this pretty much just for yourself.  If I'm wrong, please forgive me......it's a fairly common occurrence.  The reason I even bring it up is, one of the really neat things I received from the Lou Cross was the "Executive Car" from his layout.  Coincidentally, it's named, President Cross.  It's a American Standard heavyweight and I don't remember who built it for him.  Seems to be built okay.

Where am I going with this, I sure would like to have you work your magic on it.

Your thoughts?

Jay

The engine in the video is fantastic!  Who makes that?

Jay C posted:

Santiago,

I may be in error here but, I seem to remember you saying something about doing all of this pretty much just for yourself.  If I'm wrong, please forgive me......it's a fairly common occurrence.  The reason I even bring it up is, one of the really neat things I received from the Lou Cross was the "Executive Car" from his layout.  Coincidentally, it's named, President Cross.  It's a American Standard heavyweight and I don't remember who built it for him.  Seems to be built okay.

Where am I going with this, I sure would like to have you work your magic on it.

Your thoughts?

Jay

Jay,

I'd love to work on any of Lou's pieces, it would be such an honor. He was the best and I remember him fondly. However, I do not live in the States, I live in Colombia. And so shipping stuff back and forth is just too expensive. Thank for for considering me though. 

bbenakjr posted:

The engine in the video is fantastic!  Who makes that?

Sunset Models 3rd Rail brass

Santiago,

I assumed shipping would be the cheapest part of the whole deal.

Jay

Jay, in that case send me an email and let's talk about it. Santiagop23@hotmail

First one didn't go through.  I forgot to add .com.

Very nice.

check out my article of this project on the latest OSR!

http://oscale.uberflip.com/t/6...the-o-scale-resource

Like the article Santiago. Really enjoyed it. 

Thanks, bud. Sharing some Expo love! 

'read the article too; 

jpv in France

Thanks, jpv! 

As usual, exquisite work and an inspiration. Looking forward to more in 2018!

A fantastic build and article sir!