Tip from an old modeler: use some electrical tape cut into thin strips to use as tie downs. On one of my HO scale loads I used black thread and tied it to the stake pockets. Cheers from eastern TN
Definitely a good idea. Good way to make a nice load and not pay anything for it. Turned out great. The weathering and add ons to the car look good too. Nice job. 👍
When trying to glue something like that in the future, If you use some 3d printer resin and a UV light, it will cure hard instantly and stick anything together!
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Tip from an old modeler: use some electrical tape cut into thin strips to use as tie downs. On one of my HO scale loads I used black thread and tied it to the stake pockets. Cheers from eastern TN
Thanks for the tip!
Definitely a good idea. Good way to make a nice load and not pay anything for it. Turned out great. The weathering and add ons to the car look good too. Nice job. 👍
Thanks for the kind words. It was fun to troubleshoot the build.
I'm always on the lookout for discarded items I can use on my layout. Awesome video.
@@johnknippenberg-LandmarkYards Thanks. On a limited budget I’m always looking for thinks to do on the cheap.
Excellent idea , great job on the flat car
@@dundasjunctionmodelr.r-jam8267 Thanks James!
I have a bunch of these tubes too. Now I know what to do with them. Thanks for sharing.
And by watching this you now know what not to do! If I can impart anything it’s always what not to do. 🤓
When trying to glue something like that in the future, If you use some 3d printer resin and a UV light, it will cure hard instantly and stick anything together!
Nice job Dan, looks good.
Thank you!
great ideas
Thanks Digger!
Nice work.
Thanks!
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Welcome! And Thank You.
@@DMRJ No problem!