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Member since Nov-6-04 · 42 posts

Here's a pic of an N&W coal hopper I made for my N&W fleet (I know there are probably better ones out there, but I just like making my own). Just thought I'd let you all see it. The question remains from one of my other posts about the M class. If I remove the cowling or whatever it's called from the top of my 1100, would I just be able to add the stack and all the stuff on top of the boiler and make it a "normal" M class??

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RE: N&W Coal Hopper

Not bad blackhawk2000. Just for a tip: you might want to stretch out the texture you're using for your side, as to me it seems a bit streched and out of porportion, but an easy fix, as other than that, it looks good. When done, I am also quite sure that it will find a place on the hard drives of many N&W fans.Thomas Pearce,
Freight Car Builder, Broadway Limited Locomotive Works

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