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Brewer Yard Modular ISL 9 years 10 months ago #3210

MrBill OFFLINE Conductor Posts: 169 Thank you received: 31	I guess it would represent an XAe rebuild, although I think the number is for a Xad. I'm rusty on my class details. It's a Mckean 1-1/2 door kit I got at a show already painted and decaled, that I made the doors for. At the time, I just wanted a double door 40 footer. The details need a tune up. I'll get a better pic asap.
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Brewer Yard Modular ISL 9 years 3 months ago #3965

MrBill OFFLINE Conductor Posts: 169 Thank you received: 31	Some more pics of my XAd or e. The only other thing I might do is fill in the bottom sill at the ends and add that tab under the doors.
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Brewer Yard Modular ISL 9 years 3 months ago #3968

Rob OFFLINE Road Foreman of Engines Posts: 393 Thank you received: 57	I feel the need to have one of these! Thanks Bill
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Brewer Yard Modular ISL 8 years 4 months ago #4999

MrBill OFFLINE Conductor Posts: 169 Thank you received: 31	Got a led light rig over the Layout's new location finally today. Here's most of my switcher fleet.
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Brewer Yard Modular ISL 8 years 3 months ago #5038

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In an attempt to make some sort of progress I took the Brewer module outside today to airbrush the newest track additions which have been awaiting ballast until painted. The outside temperature was suitable for spraying floquil. Got done just in time for
Rain to start pouring. So here it is airing out in the bathroom. Scared the crap out of
My wife who walked in on some six foot tall mutant using the can.
Hopefully I can parlay this into more (modeling) progress soon.

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Brewer Yard Modular ISL 8 years 3 months ago #5039

Robin OFFLINE Conductor Posts: 173 Thank you received: 47	That poor woman!
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