GN X-100 Circa 1954

marty coil Feb 6, 2009

  1. marty coil

    marty coil TrainBoard Supporter

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    GN X-100 was a branchline caboose that later became X-181. The 1954 version was plywood construction with 2 offset baggaga doors. I used a LL caboose body with Evergreen styrene to create the longer length and part of an old underframe. 47'6" body length makes for a very long caboose........

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  2. AAM197

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    Nice work Marty! Looks great!
     
  3. SteamDonkey74

    SteamDonkey74 TrainBoard Supporter

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    Nice work, Marty! Would part of this have been used for passengers on some of those branch lines?
     
  4. BoxcabE50

    BoxcabE50 HOn30 & N Scales Staff Member TrainBoard Supporter

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    Nice! Good to see the squared off ladders. How did you make them? A jig?

    Boxcab E50
     
  5. farish

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  6. Frank Campagna

    Frank Campagna TrainBoard Member

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    Looks great!!! Love those old combination cabooses. Did it carry passengers as well as express?

    Frank
     
  7. TJS909

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    GREAT JOB MARTY!
     
  8. Puddington

    Puddington Passed away May 21, 2016 In Memoriam

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    This man must be stopped before he creates every western road hack ever run............:tb-smile:

    As usual Marty, you got another 10 out of 10 there !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
     
  9. TJS909

    TJS909 TrainBoard Supporter

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    But MARTY is my inspiration to do more and better caboose jobs!!
     
  10. GNFA310

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    Heeey!! It's a caboose with a bustle!! :mtongue:

    Great Work Marty.... :thumbs_up:
     
  11. DiezMon

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    great work marty! :thumbs_up: I never did get around to building mine...

    X181 plans? - TrainBoard.com :tb-biggrin:

    for those of you who are curious, this is also X-181 as of 1966 :)
     

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