OVT&L Tool Car

[Casey Feedwater]

Here is the OVT&L's newly completed tool car. It's the companion to the pipe & scrap steel car.

Ok... 5 cars down, 8-10 yet to go...

 

[t. alexander]

Hi Casey, well once all those little jewel's are done Your going to have one big gem! Absolutely superb!

t.

 

[TomPM]

Great looking car Mike. Your attention to detail is very impressive!
Thanks for sharing.

 

[Clerk]

Casey. That sure is a cute little car and has a lot of stuff on it.

 

[N Gauger]

nice work - I'm going to have to try one in G

 

[jmarksbery]

Damn, I luv those things Casey

 

[marty w.]

WOW! The detail is excellent!
Nice work.

Marty

 

[Drew Toner]

Very nice Casey!!!

Now, this is just a question or an obsevation. It just looks kinda odd, to me, to see only one complete truck underneath the cars. I'm just curious, did they actually use one truck, or two self supported axels. Just wondering!!

Drew

 

[Casey Feedwater]

Re: Very nice Casey!!!

Originally posted by Drew Toner
Now, this is just a question or an obsevation. It just looks kinda odd, to me, to see only one complete truck underneath the cars. I'm just curious, did they actually use one truck, or two self supported axels. Just wondering!!

Drew

Drew, a lot of backwoods operations built "cars" on single trucks or disconnects. Necessity mated with finance to become the parents of invention.

 

[jon-monon]

Awesome, now don'cha think that little plastic guy could get off his styrene rumpus for a momnet and clean up that compressed gas tank before it rusts through. We don't need a gas leak and a scale explosion. It's just that kinda behavior that leads to OSHA restrictions on our 70's layouts That's one (more) sweet pea.