Author Topic: H0 (and N) ATSF steel drover/rider car and combines by ATSF N Scale Models  (Read 700 times)

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Dirk Jan Blikkendaal

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ATSF H0 scale versions of the steel drover/rider car and 2300 series 3 and 4 window steel combines (N scale versions already available).
3D prints with stainless steel etched details, less trucks/couplers.
Available from ATSF N Scale Models ([www.atsfnscalemodels.com](http://www.atsfnscalemodels.com/)).
See the H0 scale and the N scale section.
email: info@atsfnscalemodels.com
Below pictures of the H0 models as offered....
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Those are really nice and I started to look for any excuse to have one on my 1972 ATSF layout but not finding much....yet.

But here's what I did find:

https://sfrhms.org/files/Sandifer/Clinics/Stk/Drov/Drov.htm

But I'll say that if you've never done one of Dirk's kits, you're missing something.  He's one of the few that chooses the right material for ever part, whether it is etched, molded, or printed.   It seems like most kits choose all one material for everything and that really doesn't work that well.


Dirk Jan Blikkendaal

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thanks Randy!
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on it!!
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