[Accrs] Gunderson Maxi-Stack Cars
Alameda County Central Railroad Society
accrs at mail.accrs.org
Thu Jan 19 15:35:30 PST 2023
I have not seen one. Phill has a set of container cars. I do not know if
they are this type.
On Thu, Jan 19, 2023 at 11:36 AM Alameda County Central Railroad Society <
accrs at mail.accrs.org> wrote:
> Message From: Tony Long tony.long at outlook.com
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> I have a project that I started years ago which is a A-LINE Gunderson
> Maxi-Stack, which is a 5 car set (ACDEB).
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> Looks like this as a new kit (see below) . I had started it, but then put
> it away. I suspect that was because the instructions, which likely 100%
> complete, but is only 50% understandable in a step-by-step or car-by-car
> process. Setting some goals to clear out started but not completed is one
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> Researching the history of this car(s) it appears to have been the leading
> innovation in mixed length container trains. I believe some of these are
> still running.
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> Information Needed – I want to sketch out the dimensions of this car and
> wanted to start with the wheelbase, but searching for 2 days on
> google/bing yields zero results. Has anyone seen drawings of these below?
> I’ve measured the models themselves using just a scale ruler, but this
> could be off 3-6 inches.
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> In my reassessment of this project, I think it will be faster to design
> the detail parts since one part is used on multiple cars. Atlas has an O
> scale version of this and images that came up in my search it looks like
> the pivoting braces/blocks are working. Is there one of those in the club?
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> A-LINE KIT HO SCALE
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> ATLAS MODEL –O SCALE ATSF ECONO STACK
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> I don’t know if the new assembled cars come with revised detail parts, I
> figure once you get the detail parts, getting the body shape is a piece of
> cake.
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> I have close up photos of the Sea-Land cars. I came across these one day
> between Livermore to Pleasanton. So I came back later with camera to take
> photos. After shooting about an entire 24 shot 35mm roll, I noticed a
> white pickup truck and a man walking to the tracks, then I noticed on the
> pickup truck Railroad Police. He told me to leave and stay away. This was
> years before 9.1.1.
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