DoughlessI have not seen a McKean 60 foot truss type centerbeam but I think they have been produced.
I believe that you are correct. I think there's one listed on ebay right now:
https://www.ebay.com/itm/HO-McKeen-Models-CP-Rail-CPR-Canadian-Pacific-Center-Beam-Lumber-Rack-Kit-OB/163918879356?hash=item262a539a7c:g:3y4AAOSwx1Rds50C
I have 2 of the McKean oval or opera window kits.
I have not seen a McKean 60 foot truss type centerbeam but I think they have been produced.
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NVSRR Didnt walthers do some at one point 20 or so years ago?
Didnt walthers do some at one point 20 or so years ago?
Not 60' versions.
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Piper106a Has anyone tooled up and made HO scale versions of the Thrall 60 ' - 8" truss type centerbeam flatcars?? Anything coming on the horizon??? I know ExactRail makes / made a HO version of the 60' - 8" opera window centerbeam cars.
Has anyone tooled up and made HO scale versions of the Thrall 60 ' - 8" truss type centerbeam flatcars?? Anything coming on the horizon???
I know ExactRail makes / made a HO version of the 60' - 8" opera window centerbeam cars.
You mean besides the McKean kit versions that were manufactured many years ago and still might be found at train shows or maybe eBay?
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