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Date: Tue, 10 Feb 2009 21:46:14 +0000 (UTC)
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I have the AMB CB&Q wood waycar kits - 28' and 30'.   I intend to build the 28' 
kit as a C&S waycar, using #10606 at the Colo RR Museum as a reference.   The 
Detail Associates AMB caboose detail kit - 229-550 - does that include 
everything I need to detail these kits - such as brake gear, railings, brake 
wheels, etc.?   I am using the Kadee Bettendorf T trucks with leaf springs for 
the C&S waycar.   For the 30' waycar, AMB kits recommend the MDC wood beam 
passenger trucks, but they appear to be no longer available.   What is an 
accurate and good running wood beam passenger truck that would be ideal for 
this kit?   I prefer metal wheels on all my rolling stock.

The cupolas of both kits have single side windows.   #10606 has double windows, 
but it also is painted in Chinese red, which is the paint scheme adopted in 
1958.   I am modeling the late 1940s and early 1950s, for which I assume the 
paint scheme was mineral red, using Microscale's 87-1217 decals.   Would this 
type of waycar have double or single windows during that period?   #10606 and 
similar waycars were built in 1944.   I know that D&RGW changed the number of 
windows in the cupola over the years and thought that CB&Q or C&S might have 
done the same thing.   I am not going to the trouble of building double 
windows, if single windows would be appropriate for the period.

What would be a good source of photos for Q and C&S waycars in the late 1940s?  
 Has the long-awaited Q Waycar book been published yet?   I have a number of 
CB&Q/C&S steam and diesel models and would like to have the other end of the 
train look as good as the front.   AMB recommends Dan Holbrook and Steve 
Lorenz's "Waycars of the CB&Q."   Is this book available anywhere?

BTW, I have been very interested in the posts on the 1958 Broomfield wreck, as 
that probably led to my railfan interest in the C&S.   I went to high school 
with Hol Wagner, and he took me on many fan trips with C&S #638 and the 1963 
NRHS convention here.
- John Manion
  Denver, CO


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