Thank you for sharing this interesting hopper load. Always on the lookout for interesting freight car loads. I just so happen to have most everything needed for this load. Gonna give it a whirl. God bless you.
Awesome idea for an older open top hopper (HT) & yeah small layout ideal industry. By me our glass recycling uses old 3 bay covered hoppers (LO) in beat up condition no more than 2 cars at a time. Great video
Great video. I have a few fuller loads for my brewery layout. I don't think breweries crush the glass to a powder but rather just load the car with broken bottles and let them crush and break as more bottles are added. For a brewery load a more coarse material would work.
Sure it would. All you need is a recycling facility or just a interchange track. For instance you can model off layout shipping facilities or off layout receiving facilities and bring the cars off and on your layout via the interchange track. You could also have the cars in a run through freight train that is just passing through on the way from point A to point B.
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Thank you for sharing this interesting hopper load. Always on the lookout for interesting freight car loads. I just so happen to have most everything needed for this load. Gonna give it a whirl. God bless you.
Awesome idea for an older open top hopper (HT) & yeah small layout ideal industry. By me our glass recycling uses old 3 bay covered hoppers (LO) in beat up condition no more than 2 cars at a time. Great video
Great video. I have a few fuller loads for my brewery layout. I don't think breweries crush the glass to a powder but rather just load the car with broken bottles and let them crush and break as more bottles are added. For a brewery load a more coarse material would work.
That was great. I will have to build one.
Would this load make sense for a Minnesota layout?
Sure it would. All you need is a recycling facility or just a interchange track. For instance you can model off layout shipping facilities or off layout receiving facilities and bring the cars off and on your layout via the interchange track. You could also have the cars in a run through freight train that is just passing through on the way from point A to point B.
@@David-yo5re Ok, thanks.
Very interesting ... that's for the video and story!!
were did u buy the glitter at
The glitter was at Michaels
Your voice is good for Narration.
Here's another video...
Could be rail hauled
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