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GM AeroTrain 1955

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I picked this for my latest lunch hour doodle. There is just enough time and software available for these "concept" models...
GM AeroTrain 1955 – image 1I don't think the shape is quite right yet, there's a bunch of joints and compound curves to work out. It's like working on the body of my 57 Chevy all over again.This part is pretty easy for me, and it's works as stress relief. All the real nasty work like assembly, detailing, troubleshooting, and physics has to be done at home where all my MSTS stuff resides.Frank MusickMoving America into the 19th Century!
GM AeroTrain 1955 – image 2
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