Re: Type C/UP trucks
Posted by Michael York on Apr 21, 2020; 3:53am
URL: http://c-sng-discussion-forum.254.s1.nabble.com/Type-C-UP-trucks-tp15497p15522.html
Thank you for the additional photos and pointing out those nuts on the transoms! Now I realize that those are tie bars in front of the top and bottom of transom casting! I added those and the spring from the Colorado Central trucks.
Not yet ready for the test print, it's coming along.
I'll do the Sn3 and HOn3 versions. I have one of the old BTS (or Clear Creek models?) 27' boxcar kits which could use these trucks. My very first narrow gauge model is an HOn3 South Park flatcar I built in high school which could use a pair of the Litchfield trucks. 
This is distracting me from building the Colorado Central Porter, but I think it is timely and a nice change of pace.
Robert: you just order them from the Shapeways website. I don't sell, produce, or ship them...I just design them, test print, and Shapeways takes care of the orders.
URL: http://c-sng-discussion-forum.254.s1.nabble.com/Type-C-UP-trucks-tp15497p15522.html
Thank you for the additional photos and pointing out those nuts on the transoms! Now I realize that those are tie bars in front of the top and bottom of transom casting! I added those and the spring from the Colorado Central trucks.
Not yet ready for the test print, it's coming along.
I'll do the Sn3 and HOn3 versions. I have one of the old BTS (or Clear Creek models?) 27' boxcar kits which could use these trucks. My very first narrow gauge model is an HOn3 South Park flatcar I built in high school which could use a pair of the Litchfield trucks. This is distracting me from building the Colorado Central Porter, but I think it is timely and a nice change of pace.
Robert: you just order them from the Shapeways website. I don't sell, produce, or ship them...I just design them, test print, and Shapeways takes care of the orders.
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