Instructions for this and other kits may be accessed through this link. Gerry Dombroski was one of the designers on several of the kits, and has put together a great resource here.
http://kitbash.ourpage.com/index-linked.htm
Here are a couple views of the kit ready to be weathered. Since I have never weathered a steam locomotive, I am looking for direction. I plan on this being a derelict engine, setting on an overgrown siding.
An overhead shot. Any feedback on weathering and/or additional detailing, based on the idea it is an out of service engine, is appreciated.
Yes, I do other things than just 3d printing HO scale items. I have some logging cabins on skids I am in the process of kitbashing using some Atlas cabins. I should have them done in a few weeks.
BUT, I am also 3d printing all the buildings for a farm diorama. I will be doing blog entries on it's progress, but you can follow along in one thread on mrrrforums.com. Here is a direct link to the thread.
Take a look at these photos http://www.olimpia.com/photos/TorchLake/index.html They're of the "Torch Lake" (1870s era) Mason Boogie operating under steam at Greenfield Village. There are also some photos from the roundhouse.
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ReplyDeleteFor what it's worth, I did a little bit of kitbashing back in the late 70's and early 80's. My name is on a few of the instruction sheets from MDC. But I have to say, your project is EXCELENT! http://kitbash.ourpage.com
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