With the GTW line in the background, here's that SceneMaster storage trailer from last week, now in place up against the fence at the scrap recycler.
The trailer has a bit of a lean to it, like maybe the ground is a bit higher on one side.
Looking at it now, I think maybe I should have rusted the channel pieces at the top and bottom of the side door as those would probably be made of steel.
And just across the road from the metals recycler, sits another storage trailer. I'd made this one some years ago from a Fruit Growers Express trailer and a few steps from my spare parts box.
This CN boxcar is temporarily dropped temporarily until a spot opens up at a nearby warehouse.
Actually, this 50 foot boxcar belongs to Jamie Barron, and is just here for some weathering. A dark wash down the ribs, some rusty scratches, and a light spray of weathered black (which is really a grey colour) along the top and bottom sills. The roof is rusted too, but the photo didn't turn out well enough to include here. Maybe I can get another one and add it later.
Actually, this 50 foot boxcar belongs to Jamie Barron, and is just here for some weathering. A dark wash down the ribs, some rusty scratches, and a light spray of weathered black (which is really a grey colour) along the top and bottom sills. The roof is rusted too, but the photo didn't turn out well enough to include here. Maybe I can get another one and add it later.
Love the lean on the storage trailer but its way to clean! It looks like it should still be rolling down the road. Have you thought about moving the steps on the second trailer over to line up with only one door instead of in the middle? Most trailers like that I see the stairs to one side so the staff can just open one door and have the full width of the stairs to get in and out of the trailer. Just an observation.
ReplyDeleteThanks Mike. Good idea.
ReplyDeleteJim
Looks good!
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