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Subject: [CBQ] Revell flat car
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Date: Sat, 2 Feb 2013 13:52:03 -0500 (EST)
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Over on the Steam Era Freight Cars list there is a discussion going on about the prototype for the Revell/Con-Cor flat car. Bill Welch posted this:
"If this is the same tooling that Con-Cor used, then it is very close if not actually a CB&Q flat. I used the Con-Cor model to build a CB&Q car based on an article somewhere, mainly removing cast-on details and replacing them with stand off grabs, sturdy metal sill steps, etc and weathering the deck. This was in the early or mid-1990s."
No one has yet come up with the referenced article.
 
Can anyone on this list add any enlightenment?
Richard Townsend
Lincoln City, Oregon




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