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full size printed plan  ‘o’ gauge highly detailed caboose  a 1947 plan
full size printed plan  ‘o’ gauge highly detailed caboose  a 1947 plan
full size printed plan  ‘o’ gauge highly detailed caboose  a 1947 plan
full size printed plan  ‘o’ gauge highly detailed caboose  a 1947 plan
full size printed plan  ‘o’ gauge highly detailed caboose  a 1947 plan
full size printed plan  ‘o’ gauge highly detailed caboose  a 1947 plan
full size printed plan  ‘o’ gauge highly detailed caboose  a 1947 plan
full size printed plan  ‘o’ gauge highly detailed caboose  a 1947 plan
full size printed plan  ‘o’ gauge highly detailed caboose  a 1947 plan

Full size printed plan ‘O’ GAUGE highly detailed CABOOSE A 1947 PLAN

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Full size printed plan and article

No Material, Plans only

THESE ARE REPRODUCTIONS OF A 1947 PLAN

Detailed Caboose

This is a set of self-descriptive plans on the construction of a model caboose of the olden days.

NINE SHEETS OF DETAILED FULL SCALE DRAWINGS and BILL of MATERIAL LIST (Not all shown)

 ‘O’ GAUGE CABOOSE  

LENGTH 6”

WIDTH 2 5/8”

By JAMES STOUGH

   WHENEVER your rolling stock is inspected, it is always the smaller details that catch the eye and get the praise. Undoubtedly you have seen rolling stock of which the owner was very proud, but you noticed was out of proportion and had several imper­fections. Naturally you do not want to offend the builder, so you say nothing. You congratulate him, but in the back of your mind you think of the way you would have done it.

Are your models frankly criticized?

There are very few perfect models in existence, but with a' little extra time and effort, you can come close.

Many modelers overlook the minute details when building, those all im­portant details that add untold realism to the finished product. Great care should be used in all operations, all parts should be accurate and to scale.

Self-descriptive construction plans are shown on the following pages of a highly detailed caboose. Additional plans will be shown next month to complete the model. This would be the ideal project for a beginner, as all details are clearly shown. An experienced man should be able to pick up many valuable pointers.

   This model and drawings are the work of Jim Stough of Pittsburgh, Pa., an expert who specializes in old types of rolling stock.

On the right is a complete list of parts necessary for the construction of this model. Other material could be substituted if within the specified tolerances. You should have no diffi­culty in obtaining any of this mate­rial as all is readily available. Your workshop will supply most of this material, a hobby dealer can supply the rest.

A highly detailed model deserves a good paint job, one that will be a credit to your craftsmanship.

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