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Charlie,

Thanks for the article.  I especially like the cardboard boxes and have wondered about how to construct them - now I'll make some for my railroad.  If you think about it boxes are almost everywhere in real life.

Rick

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Charlie,

Thanks for the article.  I especially like the cardboard boxes and have wondered about how to construct them - now I'll make some for my railroad.  If you think about it boxes are almost everywhere in real life.

Rick

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Charlie,

Thanks for the article.  I especially like the cardboard boxes and have wondered about how to construct them - now I'll make some for my railroad.  If you think about it boxes are almost everywhere in real life.

Rick

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Charlie,

Thanks for the article.  I especially like the cardboard boxes and have wondered about how to construct them - now I'll make some for my railroad.  If you think about it boxes are almost everywhere in real life.

Rick

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Charlie,

Thanks for the article.  I especially like the cardboard boxes and have wondered about how to construct them - now I'll make some for my railroad.  If you think about it boxes are almost everywhere in real life.

Rick

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Charlie,

Thanks for the article.  I especially like the cardboard boxes and have wondered about how to construct them - now I'll make some for my railroad.  If you think about it boxes are almost everywhere in real life.

Rick

Not much shrink wrapping in

Not much shrink wrapping in 1952, when the BC&SJ appears. Not even sure if large barrels would have been handled on pallets in that era. For the modern era, Blue is right, though.

Not much shrink wrapping in

Not much shrink wrapping in 1952, when the BC&SJ appears. Not even sure if large barrels would have been handled on pallets in that era. For the modern era, Blue is right, though.

Not much shrink wrapping in

Not much shrink wrapping in 1952, when the BC&SJ appears. Not even sure if large barrels would have been handled on pallets in that era. For the modern era, Blue is right, though.

Not much shrink wrapping in

Not much shrink wrapping in 1952, when the BC&SJ appears. Not even sure if large barrels would have been handled on pallets in that era. For the modern era, Blue is right, though.

Not much shrink wrapping in

Not much shrink wrapping in 1952, when the BC&SJ appears. Not even sure if large barrels would have been handled on pallets in that era. For the modern era, Blue is right, though.

Not much shrink wrapping in

Not much shrink wrapping in 1952, when the BC&SJ appears. Not even sure if large barrels would have been handled on pallets in that era. For the modern era, Blue is right, though.

The Presier pallets are nice,

The Presier pallets are nice, but they're a bit too Eupoean in dimension for me.  My prefered pallet is the AM Models HO Scale #501-36 Pallets & Skids (36).  They are nearly square, 4'x4' or so, and look perfect once assembled.

https://tomarindustries.com/am.htm

The Presier pallets are nice,

The Presier pallets are nice, but they're a bit too Eupoean in dimension for me.  My prefered pallet is the AM Models HO Scale #501-36 Pallets & Skids (36).  They are nearly square, 4'x4' or so, and look perfect once assembled.

https://tomarindustries.com/am.htm

The Presier pallets are nice,

The Presier pallets are nice, but they're a bit too Eupoean in dimension for me.  My prefered pallet is the AM Models HO Scale #501-36 Pallets & Skids (36).  They are nearly square, 4'x4' or so, and look perfect once assembled.

https://tomarindustries.com/am.htm

The Presier pallets are nice,

The Presier pallets are nice, but they're a bit too Eupoean in dimension for me.  My prefered pallet is the AM Models HO Scale #501-36 Pallets & Skids (36).  They are nearly square, 4'x4' or so, and look perfect once assembled.

https://tomarindustries.com/am.htm

The Presier pallets are nice,

The Presier pallets are nice, but they're a bit too Eupoean in dimension for me.  My prefered pallet is the AM Models HO Scale #501-36 Pallets & Skids (36).  They are nearly square, 4'x4' or so, and look perfect once assembled.

https://tomarindustries.com/am.htm

The Presier pallets are nice,

The Presier pallets are nice, but they're a bit too Eupoean in dimension for me.  My prefered pallet is the AM Models HO Scale #501-36 Pallets & Skids (36).  They are nearly square, 4'x4' or so, and look perfect once assembled.

https://tomarindustries.com/am.htm

Thanks for the tip

Thanks for the tip Benny.

Charlie