Buffalo Canyon Railroad Locos and Cars

[Jerry]

Very nice Mike.  The weathering does show up better in this picture like Rick said.

Jerry

[Michael Hohn]

mike,

That's a very nice weathered paint finish.

Looking at the car close up, I see that the sides represent boards grooved down the middle, common in these early boxcars. Being able to model such a subtle feature is one of the nice things about laser kits.

Mike

[ACL1504]

Mike, Howdy,

Fantastic looking boxcar with the weathering.  Well done.

Tom

[friscomike]

Howdy folks,

Philip, Rick, Larry, Jerry, Mike, and Tom, thanks for the comments. 

To answer Rick's question about interior loads showing through the open doors, here is a close-up.



Have fun,
mike

[PRR Modeler]

Very nice interior details.

[Rick]

Mike, that's good detailing.

[Jerry]

Great detailing on that barrel MIke!!

Jerry

[Philip]

 

[friscomike]

Howdy folks,

Curt, thank you for the support.

Rick, thank you for keeping me going.

Jerry, thanks for your encouragement.

Philip,   and thanks!


I finished weathering the box cars today.  

This is the Mount Blue Models 22' representing an old, beat-up, and weathered boxcar.




The following photo is of the first boxcar I built in On30, an On30IMA product. I added decals and weathered it lightly. (It was in rough shape when BCMC purchased it, so the Buffalo Canyon shops patched it up and gave it a fresh coat of paint.)



Have fun,
mike

p.s., my next rolling stock build may be a unique tank car...

[PRR Modeler]

Most excellent Mike.

[Jerry]

Mike outstanding weathering!!

Jerry

[Rick]

Mike, nice job of heavy and light weathering.
Look forward to the tank car build.

[Philip]

  Sweet lil car!

[Zephyrus52246]

Great job on both cars.  I like the interior details as well.

Jeff

[Michael Hohn]

Nice pair of box cars, Mike.