Re: D&RGW Long Caboose Interiors
| October 30, 2016 10:55PM |
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Thanks for all the input and information, folks!
Here is the product of your help. It's not meant to mimic any of the prototypes, but rather give a feel for scale. "Pseudo-scale" if you will. The roof will not be removable - I just didn't want to look in at a flat black interior...
Here is the product of your help. It's not meant to mimic any of the prototypes, but rather give a feel for scale. "Pseudo-scale" if you will. The roof will not be removable - I just didn't want to look in at a flat black interior...
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