Erie Railroad boxcars of the 50s, part 3

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Mold making

Very good info on mold making. Thanks for saying that you would have chosen a different mix so the mix time would be longer. Now we all know what type to get. I guess if you are modeling a specific prototype like the Erie or Nickel Plate, you want their specific boxcars. I think it is interesting that we can find the difference between a 40 foot, brown boxcar of Erie heritage vs. a Union Pacific one. Thomas G.

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