Sneak Peek: Prairie Shadows' Pte. St. Charles Van

[sirenwerks]

Grrr, those flats and a few other newer releases have me thinking about kickin' out my era a few years to 73ish.  I wonder if I can kick by budget out bigger too...

[Nato]

            Woozers! I can't wait to get my two cars.As a closet Canadion Roads modeler these will be the first (only?) accurate North of The Border caboose (er ahy "Van"). Nate Goodman (Nato).

[lock4244]

Jeff would shoot me if I showed everything in the pipeline!

I hope a slab side covered hopper is in that pipeline, and a CN 52'6" gon (straight sill, no fishbelly) 

[JSL]

  and it won't be a foob like PWRS when they do a run on trainworx 52'6"

[mark dance]

I hope a slab side covered hopper is in that pipeline...

Now wouldn't those be cool.  The HO True Line Trains ones are beautiful.

md

[cv_acr]

           Woozers! I can't wait to get my two cars.As a closet Canadion Roads modeler there will be the first (only?) accurate North of The Border caboose (er ahy "Van"). Nate Goodman (Nato).

Insert "RTR plastic" into that statement. Athabasca has etched brass kits for both the CP and CN vans.

[lock4244]

and it won't be a foob like PWRS when they do a run on trainworx 52'6"

So... it's in the pipeline? 

[Scottl]

 

This is a golden era unfolding...

[JSL]

Painted sample of PS bulkhead flat on display at Jeff's booth at the Amherst show. I think he also got a painted van, but he hasn't sent me anything yet.

[BCR751]

For what it's worth, here is my version of the N-Scale Athabasca Pte. St. Charles caboose kit.  It wasn't an easy build.  I also added a lot of post-construction details.  It is meant to represent one of the CN cabooses purchased by BC Rail for use on the coal trains coming out of northeastern BC.

Doug



edit - fixed image link.  See explanation here.  -gfh

[BCR751]

Oh well, I guess that didn't work.

Doug

[NARmike]

Oh well, I guess that didn't work.

Doug

Fixed.... 



Nice work!

[BCR751]

OK, I gues it's obvious now that I'm new to posting photos.  So, how'd you do that?  I actually followed instructions and it still didn't work <g>.

Doug

[Puddington]

Those bulkheads are SWEET !!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 . and really nice job on the PSC van Mike; I have one awaiting me to "grow a pair" and try building it.............

[NARmike]

Those bulkheads are SWEET !!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 . and really nice job on the PSC van Mike; I have one awaiting me to "grow a pair" and try building it.............

OOOOOOO.... I wish that was mine, Pud!!!

That's Doug's work!

Doug:
I ended up using your "[imghttp://www.flickr.com/photos/bcr751/8417177465/][/img]" and changing it to... http://www.flickr.com/photos/bcr751/8417177465/

I put that in my browser and it got me to the photo.... I still couldn't link it for some reason so (I hope you don't mind) I uploaded it to my Photobucket and linked it from there.

I think your only problem was that you pasted the link one character too far left between the img thingys (that's the technical word... right?) ... so the "]" was at the end of your link instead of after the img... like this [img]