Here’s some Boxcars pics I took around the layout
Some Boxcars around the Dough Hill Layout
- Thread starter Lee Drennen
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Here’s some more Boxcar pics 
That will move the "Goods" Lee, I went digging through my mod. RR stuff the other day and found four cases of MDC 70 ton ore cars (unbuilt) forgot I had that many in the stash. I remember you talking about adding on to this layout...have you started the construction yet? Rick H.
Rick. Yes here’s a pic 
You could have a field day weathering that lot Lee - if it was mine I just wouldn't be able to help myself 
Rusty rails, streaked boxcars, worn buildings, tone down the model car finishes - buckets of grease stains and rain streaks
Rusty rails, streaked boxcars, worn buildings, tone down the model car finishes - buckets of grease stains and rain streaks
Ha, you'd cut half the cars in half, get some Pewter sheets and remake the doors. Great fun.
You could have a field day weathering that lot Lee - if it was mine I just wouldn't be able to help myself
Rusty rails, streaked boxcars, worn buildings, tone down the model car finishes - buckets of grease stains and rain streaks
Here’s some more Boxcars. All these I Custom painted and decaled. 
Very nice indeed Lee, with track side they look real.
in fact following a committee meeting here at Race Towers it's been decided to give you the
award.
in fact following a committee meeting here at Race Towers it's been decided to give you the
award.
John. Thanks I’ve always wanted that reward I am honored
Rick. Thanks glad you like them
Rick. Thanks glad you like them
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Lee,
A nice selection of stock.
A nice selection of stock.
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Nice bunch Lee. Lackawanna is a southern suburb of Buffalo NY, the former home of a Bethlehem Steel plant that stretched for a couple miles along Lake Erie. I remember in the fifties when going past it the air was a thick orangy-brown (thicker than any seen in LA) & all the structures & homes to the east were stained the same color. It employed thousands & operated 24/7 into the mid 60s. Paid well but was a deadly place to work. PaulE
Scottie. Thanks for the complement and stopping by
PaulE. Thanks for the complement and I never knew that Steel Mills did that. Lackawanna is one of my favorites. I’ll post more later.
PaulE. Thanks for the complement and I never knew that Steel Mills did that. Lackawanna is one of my favorites. I’ll post more later.
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Nice stock Lee. The Western Pacific looks like a comfortable ride for a hobo 