Does anyone have nice side and end views (or drawings) of one of these cars?
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Does anyone have nice side and end views (or drawings) of one of these cars?
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Never mind, found the info I needed...Model in development!
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Hey Railfan727
I'm not really sure if I know what that is you are about do develop.
Do you have any pics of the real thing. It sounds kind of interesting.Beltline 2369 self test back to berkley
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LAST EDITED ON Aug-01-02 AT 00:00 AM (EDT)
These are the tri-level autoracks. The 20' 2" Railfan727's talking about is the overall height of the car.Chris Denbow - Baltimore, Md.
CPL - http://cpl.railfan.net/

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O O.K. I got cha. Tri-Levels.
thanx csxt602
I thought maybe there was some mysterious autorack out there that was 20'2" long. I'm sorry it's been a long day/night whoops it's past midnight-add one more day to that.2369 signal indication into the new yard
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LAST EDITED ON Aug-01-02 AT 09:09 AM (EDT)
And here's the completed model...
The textures are slightly modified from those used on the standard autoracks... in fact, all of the panels (except the top row) are the same size, so you repainters can directly cut and paste your logos from one to the other. On these cars, most of the logos are placed on the second or third row from the top, so you shouldn't have any problems with them not fitting.This car features prototypically-correct 28-inch wheelsets as well.Enjoy!
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