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WOODWORKING…MAKING A CUSTOM ROOF FOR A HAND MADE MODEL TRAIN SOUTHERN PACIFIC DAYLIGHT CARS.

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First published at 16:42 UTC on October 1st, 2022.

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MAKING A CUSTOM ROOF FOR A HAND MADE MODEL TRAIN. SOUTHERN PACIFIC DAYLIGHT CARS

I was asked to reproduce a roof for a hand made model train. The original cars were hand made back in 1980. At the time the maker made the roof out of plastic but evid…

MAKING A CUSTOM ROOF FOR A HAND MADE MODEL TRAIN. SOUTHERN PACIFIC DAYLIGHT CARS

I was asked to reproduce a roof for a hand made model train. The original cars were hand made back in 1980. At the time the maker made the roof out of plastic but evidently they were made in two pieces and have since broken. I was lucky enough to find a very nice clear piece of pine three-quarter inches thick to make this roof. The process is straightforward and not very complicated. It does have quite a bit of detail and careful measurement. You should know that this process is time consuming. To make both pieces, it took about 10 hours worth of work. The owner wants to prime and paint the roof to the color of his liking. That’s why you don’t see a finish on it. I hope you like this project. If you do please hit the like button and subscribe. As always if you have any questions, comments or suggestions please reach out to me at
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