Wabash Cabeese, In the white.

Malcolm you certainly work fast, with three more beautiful cabooses that you are creating!!!
WOW!!

Ralph

While at a military school in Montgomery, Ala., I stood outside the BOQ and watched

one go over to touch down on the bypass and knock over an 18 wheeler and a car.

Had a couple of other warnings while there, with time spent in the basement.  I

thought Kansas had a monopoly on twisters, but the south sure gets plenty.

An excellent cab to model...and they are looking great!

Brother Love,

I would like to purchase one of your Wabash cabeese.  Is my assumption correct that you build these to sell?  If so, how can I go about purchasing one from you?

J Edgar Thomson, aka gary.patrik@gmail.com

Malcolm

Is that a KM hiding in the background?

George

A few photos of the Wabash cab "in the white."

Nice detail! The bolts are too much. If the doors were outswing, I am sure that you would have hinge plates and pins.

Malcom: Your work is outstanding! And I am a picky person when it comes to modeling.

Stephen

Malcolm there is a lot of intricate detailing involved.

Beautiful work, as usual.

Ralph

Dear Malcolm,

     Can't wait to put one those behind my Wabash 2-6-0. Thanks, John

Outstanding work. Would you consider building a N&W Dynamometer car???

jdunn,

You will be very happy with your custom built creation of Malcolm's.

I'm very happy and satisfied with my NYC Pacemaker caboose that Malcolm custom built for me.

Enjoy!!
Ralph

Thanks for the kind words on passenger car interiors. I have a technical question. Where would you search for underbody diagrams for a Pullman duplex sleeper? Only one picture of the center depression on the frame in the Pullman standard book and I have spent a lifetime perusing  the Pullman library Any books you know of or alternative sources?  Awesome work as usual a real Joe Fischer caboose master

The Krauss hydraulic diesel in the background has to be the subject of its own posting.

Thank you,

Andrew