My HOn3 equipment

[graffen]

Hi all!
I took some pics of my Colorado equipment today (good to have in the "cloud"....):
C-19's:

From Blackstone, Key and Westside.

K-27s:

From Blackstone, Westside and Sunset.

Con-Cor Goose and a tank engine of unknown origin.:


Reefer and gondolas:


Boxcars:


Tank cars and a flatcar:


Cabooses:


Stock cars:


It is getting there!
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[Chris333]

Sweet!  The tank loco is a Minitrains HOn30 loco, perhaps with spread drivers.

I think the brass side dump cars are from West Side Models.

[Dave V]

Very nice!  Looks like you're all set to model the RGS!

[tom mann]

I really like that "tank of unknown origin"!

[mcjaco]

Sweet!  The tank loco is a Minitrains HOn30 loco, perhaps with spread drivers.

I think the brass side dump cars are from West Side Models.

I was going to say that the tank engine looks like an original Varney Docksider with additional details and cab.

[Chris333]

It started as a HOn30 loco:
http://www.bigcityhobbies.com/porter_engines_only.html

[Spikre]

 
   about 1953 Lindsey Models made a Die Cast TT scale
  B&O Dockside loco kit.later Kemtron had them,today
  if the Tooling still exists Precision Scale should have
  that somewhere.
  if that loco is based on the Mini-Trains steamer it
  should be easy to spread the wheels to HOn3.
  done that a long time ago with a Mini-Trains Plymouth
  JDT loco,but still havnt figured out a way to mount couplers
  on it,any ideas ?
  HOn3 is like N Mechanisms on almost HO sized bodies.
   Spikre
     

[graffen]

I have finished the brass C-19 seen above in its raw state!
 




Just the decoder left to install. I'm very satisfied with the look of it.

[peteski]

I have finished the brass C-19 seen above in its raw state!
...
I'm very satisfied with the look of it.

You should be - it looks great!

[graffen]

Weathered the Blackstone C-19.
I used it to try some new paints and techniques.