Buffalo Canyon Railroad Locos and Cars

[ACL1504]

Mike, Howdy,

Wow, the tank car looks fantastic. Well, done, very well done.

Tom

[friscomike]

Howdy Tom,

Thank you for your kind words. It was a fun build.

Have fun,
mike

[friscomike]

Howdy folks,

This post starts the Model T build thread. The last Model T I built was a fire truck; this one is a passenger truck. The basic kit is from Inter Action Hobbies with modifications to look similar to the photo below.  The prototype carried passengers from the Newnan, Georgia, train depot to a hotel in the city.



Here is what the kit looks like before assembly.



Away we go...

~mike

[PRR Modeler]

I'll be watching.

[Rick]

Mike, this is another good looking kit.
Would you mind saying the price of it?
You know I'll be here to watch.

[friscomike]

Howdy folks,

Curt and Rick, thanks for stopping by.  

The kit from Inter Action Hobbies was $25.95. 

Have fun,
mike

[Philip]

Fun Fun!

[Rick]

Thanks Mike, that's a reasonable price.

[Larry C]

Mike looks like another fun build; I'll be watching.

[Jerry]

I'm waiting Mike!  Looking forward to this build.

Jerry

[friscomike]

Howdy folks,

Philip, Rick, Larry, and Jerry, thank you for following the build and sharing your comments.

Have fun,
mike

[friscomike]

Howdy folks,

All the parts for the Model T are in the paint shop and drying.  Here are a few of the finished components:



Shown are the sides and floor.  I used Valejo wood color, and it is a close match to the prototype. The kit is a lot of fun to build, and the instructions are perfect.

Have fun,
mike

[Larry C]

Mike nice color choice; this will be one sweeeeet looking Model T when finished.

[Jerry]

I agree with Larry 100%.

Jerry

[Rick]

Mike, I think you nailed it with that paint color.