Hi Jerry,
If you email me off list I will send you a .jpeg roof shot of the NE13
taken from The Burlington Waycars. The grid is made from interlaced
metal about an inch high and 1/8" thick.
To the best of my knowledge it is not an Apex pattern. More like
industrial open grid walkway. It had to have an open grid to drain
snow and
ice while providing traction from it's wavy "toothed" surface.
Regards,
Randy Danniel
Mile Post 206 Publishing, Inc.
P.O. Box 543
West Burlington, IA 52655-0543
Phone: 319-754-1408
Fax: 319-754-4088
Email: milepost206@mchsi.com
Website: www.MilePost206.com
--- In BRHSlist@yahoogroups.com, "Jerry Krueger" <jakrueg@n...> wrote:
> I'm working on detailing an Atlas NE-13 caboose. One thing I can't
> tell from all the various pictures is the detail of the end
> platforms. I can tell that tell roof walkways were Apex pattern,
but
> were the end platforms also Apex, or were they something else like
> diamond pattern plate similar to the walkway on a locomotive. Can
> anybody out there help?
>
> Jerry K
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