Rooster, your Amtrak rolling stock is excellent!
In your video, onward from about time stamp :027, Amtrak road railers are shown.
Do you have the Aristo-Craft Amtrak Road Railers?
That reminded me that I have one. The trailer tires were known for splitting over time. I have not looked at mine in many years to see it that happened.
Below is an old picture.
-Ted
Thank you Ted!
Unfortunately I do not have any of the Aristo RoadRailers. I passed on them spending allotted RR money on other things at the time they were available. Hind site is always 20/20 right? I do plan on adding them to my Amtrash arsenal as it would only make for a proper consist of the era I like to model. If you are interested in unloading the one you have I’m interested in purchasing it for a reasonable price just PM me.
Working on another bash as well along with the viewliner baggage scratchbuild.
I’ve always loved that …
Mine will only sing " I’m a lumberjack and I’m OK "
Will not sing when phone of camera is present ….
Back to the top so…" I can stay on the original posters topic "…after re-reading the thread as recommended .
This post has been edited by ROOSTER : Forgot… I was the original poster but you can always visit MY webpage for the real details. WAIT…I don’t have one of them either so I guess you will just have to continue watching postings on LSC.
Lines are CRITICAL!
And after lying motionless, the rooster all of a sudden wakes up and attacks… .yep that is a real rooster.
Ooh, that hurts!
Rooster, I really like the viewliner baggage car, and I look forward to the finished product. What scale are you making it in, and what trucks are you using?
Joe Loll said:
What scale are you making it in
Greg Elmassian said:
And after lying motionless, the rooster all of a sudden wakes up and attacks… .yep that is a real rooster.
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" Rooster " said:
Did finally finish the other 2 viewliner sleepers minus the phase IV b stripe that is needed. Super detail can come later on the cars.
Bump for post count
Nice work, as always!
Although I’m betting that your track is a LOT smoother than the track we took riding the Crescent to New Orleans.
I have always interpreted this topic “Building and Bashing Amtrak Equipment” as “Rooster builds Amtrak, LSC bashes Rooster” (https://www.largescalecentral.com/externals/tinymce/plugins/emoticons/img/smiley-foot-in-mouth.gif)
Bruce Chandler said:
Nice work, as always!
Although I’m betting that your track is a LOT smoother than the track we took riding the Crescent to New Orleans.
I have always interpreted this topic “Building and Bashing Amtrak Equipment” as “Rooster builds Amtrak, LSC bashes Rooster” (https://www.largescalecentral.com/externals/tinymce/plugins/emoticons/img/smiley-foot-in-mouth.gif)
LMAO(https://www.largescalecentral.com/externals/tinymce/plugins/emoticons/img/smiley-cool.gif)
Bruce Chandler said:
Nice work, as always!
Although I’m betting that your track is a LOT smoother than the track we took riding the Crescent to New Orleans.
Thank you Bruce! …My track work/roadbed sucks but I’m still thinking/learning(learned a LOT) and still thinking! More focused on finishing the Amtrash fleet first. It will be roundy round operations with photographic operations in mind.
Joe Loll said:
Rooster, I really like the viewliner baggage car, and I look forward to the finished product. What scale are you making it in, and what trucks are you using?
David Maynard said:
Joe Loll said:
Rooster, I really like the viewliner baggage car, and I look forward to the finished product. What scale are you making it in, and what trucks are you using?
Sigh
Nice work David, what is the source of the corrugated material you are using on the roof??
