Re: Source of Drawings for D&RGW Passenger Equipment

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drgw0579

January 07, 2020 05:15PM

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As Chris says, the Danneman book is very comprehensive, and has many photos and plans of the Rio Grande passenger cars. I am using it right now to design components for a real car. But depending what you want the plans for, they aren't what you would find in a modeling magazine. Carstens Slim Gauge Rails has 30-40 sets of articles that might have come from Railroad Model Craftsman so many look to be HO scale,

Bill Kepner

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Source of Drawings for D&RGW Passenger Equipment	Erock482	January 06, 2020 10:52PM
Re: Source of Drawings for D&RGW Passenger Equipment	Chris Walker	January 06, 2020 10:59PM
Re: Source of Drawings for D&RGW Passenger Equipment	TonyK375	January 07, 2020 01:06AM
Re: Source of Drawings for D&RGW Passenger Equipment	Erock482	January 07, 2020 02:02AM
Re: Source of Drawings for D&RGW Passenger Equipment	TonyK375	January 07, 2020 03:09AM
Re: Source of Drawings for D&RGW Passenger Equipment	drgw0579	January 07, 2020 05:15PM

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