Post by Harlock on May 12, 2008 3:03:05 GMT -5
Here's what I'm gonna do with my 5 foot Tom Bee flat car:
www.mojaveserver.info/forum-media/Riding-car-A-size_vector_v02.pdf
Page 2 has a general perspective view.
After seeing lots of people make beautiful engines and horrid looking propane riding tenders, this one's gonna have class... :)It's a MOW caboose.
It isn't any particular scale, because the Chloe is kind of a funny size, being a 2 1/2" scale model of a 2ft gauge engine. So the car caboose is kinda sorta 1 1/2" with outsized features. Which is basically what the Chloe is.
I modeled the caboose based on photos of narrow gauge cabooses found online, and the front half is combining features I liked in other riding cars.
You can see in the cutaway where the fuel and water go. The caboose section has no glass in the windows, so the propane is ventilated.
www.mojaveserver.info/forum-media/Riding-car-A-size_vector_v02.pdf
Page 2 has a general perspective view.
After seeing lots of people make beautiful engines and horrid looking propane riding tenders, this one's gonna have class... :)It's a MOW caboose.
It isn't any particular scale, because the Chloe is kind of a funny size, being a 2 1/2" scale model of a 2ft gauge engine. So the car caboose is kinda sorta 1 1/2" with outsized features. Which is basically what the Chloe is.
I modeled the caboose based on photos of narrow gauge cabooses found online, and the front half is combining features I liked in other riding cars.You can see in the cutaway where the fuel and water go. The caboose section has no glass in the windows, so the propane is ventilated.
