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  • Curt C
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    [QUOTE=pwillard;2014700]Isn't that just an NSC Type 5 with a different cover than the standard rounded one?

    This is a transverse-mounted-coil car with 10 individual troughs for loading various sizes of steel coils. These cars also can accommodate 84-foot coils on each end, in addition to smaller coils at the same time.

    From the MBKX site:
    This transverse coil gondola is a specialty coil car featuring 10 individual troughs for loading various sizes of steel coils in the same car. These cars also can accommodate 84-foot coils on each end, in addition to smaller coils at the same time. These cars are equipped with steel covers to protect the coils from weather damage.

    Specifications
    Length: 58 feet, 9 inches
    Gross Rail Load: 286,000 pounds
    Load Limit: 220,000 pounds

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  • marklester01
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    Aren't Newer NS( don't think The Gray Ones Count, only Re-Painted*) & CSXT Black Ones those too( along with GATX Blue )? CSXT has also sold some in YN-3 to NS, other Class1s, & Shortlines too( but, not same Class/Model ).
    Last edited by marklester01; 03-07-2023, 17:16.

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  • pwillard
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    Isn't that just an NSC Type 5 with a different cover than the standard rounded one?

    This is a transverse-mounted-coil car with 10 individual troughs for loading various sizes of steel coils. These cars also can accommodate 84-foot coils on each end, in addition to smaller coils at the same time.

    Honestly, Grenbriar has docs on it. Should be do-able.
    Last edited by pwillard; 03-07-2023, 13:25.

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  • Curt C
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    One piece of rollingstock that I would like to see, in a new design, is the type steel coil cars used by MBKX. Seeing quite a few of these over the last year or so, on various outings.
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  • pwillard
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    Oh Man, I love that video, and I apologize for taking over the thread with progress shots. I took it as a challenge to make a late 1960s autorack when I saw the image in wish list items.

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  • geepster775
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    A 1968 television ad for 1969 Plymouths (and Penn Central, too, I suppose)

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  • eolesen
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    I love watching some of the works in progress. One of my favorite routes set in the 70's has an auto plant, and these will be perfect.

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  • CSRX
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    The car is coming along nicely Pete. Looking forward to the final products!

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  • pwillard
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    I'm not too proud of the vans, actually... I made them while watching the Simpsons. Probably need to try harder. Right now I'm fussing with car length to get the couplers to line up IN ORTS.

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  • marklester01
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    "Duh, duh Gee ok But Rocky,um Boss These Vans aren't White can,can we uh still steal these huh"!? POW! SHUT UP,ZIP IT! OF COURSE MUGSY,YES,YES WE CAN,DON'T GETS NO IDEAS!

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  • jbtower
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    WOW Pete that looks amazing

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  • pwillard
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    Ok, with VANS then.

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  • CSRX
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    That looks fantastic Pete!

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  • pwillard
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    A few more tweaks and it might be ready for actual testing.

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  • pwillard
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    Oh good point... lol

    One Step Closer:

    Last edited by pwillard; 03-05-2023, 13:11.

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