S01E10 - GN in 1970 - The Consisting

[@georgiasunbelt]

Information, information, information. Thanks for the side frame weathering spot. You made it simple. Anthony

[@SootheMilwaukeeRoad]

Georgia Sun Belt so glad to hear you enjoyed the episode, specifically the truck weathering. Do share with any other modelers out there, that you think might enjoy a quick tip. As always, thanks for tuning in, it’s modelers like yourself that we put these together for.

[@idahobuckaroo8348]

Excellent content. Nice. Really enjoyed you sharing some practical info.

[@SootheMilwaukeeRoad]

Idaho Buckaroo Thanks for tuning in. I realize it’s not ground breaking content at times, but often it’s the little things that go a long way. Thanks again for tuning in. It’s viewers like yourself that make this content worth posting. Do share with anyone you think may enjoy it. Comments are always appreciated, it lets us know what’s good & what’s not.

[@rimodeler7963]

Good information contained in another great video. The locomotive truck weathering produces a very realistic result. Thanks for sharing! Mike

[@SootheMilwaukeeRoad]

RImodeler79 Mike, thank you for tuning in. It’s modelers like yourself that keep us moving forward with projects/vids. I’ll keep producing them, as long as I don’t get burned out. This is a fun hobby, not a job. 😉 Thanks again for watching!

[@Tom.Gregory]

Kewl

[@SootheMilwaukeeRoad]

Glad ya liked this episode!

[@paulbackenstose3384]

I seem to remember that someone a few months ago mentioned the Rock Island's 40' box cars with DF2 lettering and what specific service they were used for. Might it have been you? If so, please repeat for the slow folks. Thanks.

[@SootheMilwaukeeRoad]

Paul Backenstose Not slow, just not filing ALL the finite details. I had referred to the 40’ Milwaukee Road DF2’s...they were specifically used for Whirlpool service. The DF stood for Damage Free (equipped with a load restraining device). I hope that helps!