BigLars
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Great work on the rolling stock. I am still trying to sort out how to letter and paint the cars I have. Any advice on colours would be geatly appreciated. Larry
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I did not even think you could remove the wheels from a Wrightlines bogie after it was built. I have a number of the kits where I have not built them waiting to buy new wheel sets. I will be following with interest.
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Kevin, When you mention auto coupling are you thinking chopper couplers or something more like Kadee?
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I'm looking forward to seeing the progress you made.
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The shells look great, did you also make the powder canisters and cast them?
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Keep those pictures coming, they are all inspirational.
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Great looking loads.
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Now that looks like fun.
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Do you recall who made this kit? Thanks
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That is some serious dedication. The time spent was well worth the effort. It is a good thing that the trains were really short.
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The Bus turned out vey well. I like the barbed wire protection as well.
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Hi, I'm trying to build a WW1 British / Canadian trench railroad for show display and need rolling stock. I know that there are 0-16.5 kits out there by Wrightlines and maybe others. I am currently located in the US so please be willing to ship to the US at my cost. Thanks for any help you can provide.
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Looking for a Wrightlines War Department O-16.5 Protected Simplex Kit - or any WD car kits. I have attached a picture of a built model.
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Thanks for the offer, I'm sure I will need lot's of help. I have a built protected simplex from Wrightlines and some cannon kits from Duncan Models. Working with a UK vendor to buy some PLM Castaway figures and trying to track down Wrightlines WD cars on ebay. I also have a couple of friends helping do some CAD and 3d printing of some equipment. Fun times.
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Hi, I have dreamed of a trench railway for the past eight years and have been attempting to find the parts needed to move forward. Now I find your amazing blog to help me better piece everything together. Thank you for taking the time to share your experience. It appears I have some reading to do. Larry AKA BigLars
