S Lightweight Railway Post Office Passenger Cars by Marker Light Productions

Prototype Info

Manufacturer:

Pullman-Standard

Era:

lightweight

Car Type:

railway post office

Doors:

Windows:

Year:

1950

Length:

70'

Road Name:

Delaware & Hudson (DH)

Notes:

These cars were built for the C&O, but the C&O never took delivery of them, so they were sold to the D&RGW, who later sold them to the D&H.

Model Manufacturer Info

Manufacturer:

Marker Light Productions

Gauge:

Introduced:

1999

Product Type:

brass sides (photo-milled; requires donor car)

Finish:

unpainted

Wheels:

not included

Couplers:

not included

Decals:

not included

Lighted:

Supplemental Info:

How to use replaceable car sides

Supplemental Part:

Roof Details

Supplemental Part:

Underbody Detailing Parts

Supplemental Part:

Interior Seats, Armrests, Section Partitions

Supplemental Part:

Archer Transfer 3D resin rivets

Supplemental Part:

Archer Transfer 3D resin rivets #2

Bob Hogan used a J-C Models donor car for this model.

This photo shows the other side of the car.

Prototype Info

Manufacturer:

Pullman-Standard

Era:

lightweight

Car Type:

railway post office

Doors:

Windows:

Year:

1950

Length:

70'

Road Name:

Denver & Rio Grande Western (D&RGW)

Road Number(s):

1200 - 1209

Notes:

These cars were built for the C&O, but the C&O never took delivery of them, so they were sold to the D&RGW, who later sold them to the D&H.

Model Manufacturer Info

Manufacturer:

Marker Light Productions

Gauge:

Introduced:

1999

Product Type:

brass sides (photo-milled; requires donor car)

Finish:

unpainted

Wheels:

not included

Couplers:

not included

Decals:

not included

Lighted:

Supplemental Info:

How to use replaceable car sides

Supplemental Part:

Roof Details

Supplemental Part:

Underbody Detailing Parts

Supplemental Part:

Interior Seats, Armrests, Section Partitions

Supplemental Part:

Archer Transfer 3D resin rivets

Supplemental Part:

Archer Transfer 3D resin rivets #2

This photo shows the full content of the kit as it arrived. A donor American Models car is shown in the background.

Marker Light Productions owner, Wayne Hills, completed this model.

Bob Hogan used a J-C Models donor car for this model.

This photo shows the other side of the car.

Another example of how these were packaged.