Those look amazing! The pictures you posted a few weeks ago do no justice to the amount of work that went into these. I cant wait to see them in revenue service
How did you know John? I have two 10 foot pieces of 4" PVC pipe just waiting for me to tackle the project. :) I think designing them will be a challenge, but some year I'll tackle it. I plan on starting with a 40' Procor sodium chlorate car. Hopefully that will teach me enough to move on to the larger grain cars.
Amazing work Shane, they turned out so good! Always cool seeing the behind the scenes. :)
Thanks Bricks. Glad you enjoy the builds. 🙂
Shane quit making the rest of us look sooo bad ..great work as usual !
Thanks Sean.
Great work as usual Shane .
Thanks Mike.
Beautiful work
Thanks Mikey. The only bad part is now I want a full unit train. :O
Those look amazing! The pictures you posted a few weeks ago do no justice to the amount of work that went into these. I cant wait to see them in revenue service
Thanks Vincent. I'm tempted to add a few more to the fleet. :)
@@CanadianrailroadsCa if you’ve got more LGB hoppers I say do it
@@nsnjrailfan1617 Not at the moment, but if I come across some more, I'll certainly be tempted to buy them.
love this. thanks for sharing. i am looking into a similar project
Thanks John. I'm looking forward to seeing your completed project.
Cool idea
Thanks. You sure have a beautiful big layout.
Excellent scratch building. Were do the sizes and dimensions come from? Do you take on apprentices? I could send my resume haha. Very impressive work.
Thanks Anthony. I was lucky enough to get to crawl all over the locomotives and rolling stock with a tape measure before I retired.
🔨🛠👍 Nice Job🤩👍
Thanks. Glad you like them.
Nice......!!!! 👍
Thanks.
Man I gotta learn how to make freight car
It's definitely a fun hobby.
i see a cylindrical hopper in your future
How did you know John? I have two 10 foot pieces of 4" PVC pipe just waiting for me to tackle the project. :) I think designing them will be a challenge, but some year I'll tackle it. I plan on starting with a 40' Procor sodium chlorate car. Hopefully that will teach me enough to move on to the larger grain cars.