Re: D&RGW 04990
| July 14, 2009 11:05AM |
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Very nice indeed the caboose is coming along very nicely! The sides were only just over half way done when i stopped by there.
Do you guys know how you are going to do the cupola? When I was there the guys working on it were saying they wernt sure if it would be built in place on the roof or if it would be built on the ground disassembled then reassembled on the roof or just lifted into place with a crane/lift
Do you guys know how you are going to do the cupola? When I was there the guys working on it were saying they wernt sure if it would be built in place on the roof or if it would be built on the ground disassembled then reassembled on the roof or just lifted into place with a crane/lift
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