Dragging this thread out of the archive with a photo I just came across.
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Unfortunately, lots of the pictures of Hollywood’s build are MIA. Maybe he can take a few new ones so new folks can see his work.
Sounds like a reasonable request for the fall season as necessaries get finished
Hollywood,
A BL-2 is always welcome on the CVRR now pony up some balls and lets play with it (Superliners?) !
Gotta say Steve Bittingers BL-2 is pretty badass and I would like to see more but I don’t do FB. However Hollywoods is a different paint scheme however total legit.
Saw thins on Facebook tonight. The Hoosier Valley RR Museum is just bringing a restored BL-2 on-line 
Bump for post count !!!
Sure looks like the chocks are all that is holding them in the cars
I’ve started the process of restoring the build photos 
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It’s tedious, but appreciated. This was a cool build.
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Not bad putting the photos back. Thank you BD as this software made the rehab of this build easy to replace the pictures
I’m glad you found the photos! I told you I didn’t have them.
i think quoting myself from july 2015 says it all.
Thanks for going to the trouble David, what a fantastic build with such amazing details. Gorgeous!
Thank you Cliff but not even close to yours
Several of these threads you are reviving are before my time here on LSC.
I am impressed with the way you are building rolling stock and locomotives out of basically solid blocks of wood. Never really considered this approach. I might have to give it a go. I have wanted to build a working all wood (or mostly wood) steam locomotive. This gives me inspiration.
Basically a fleeting thought …to put in the Devoning vault … 
And I haven’t got to my, what I called ‘Ghost Train’, thread yet 
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NEIL ^^^^^^^^^^
Note… Hollywood IS Smuggling Elephants in the 2nd “wagon top” boxcar behind the loco so he can make it through the tunnel ( not eating them) … 
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^Back in the day in the hood^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
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