07-07-2020, 04:37 AM
Hello,
some long time ago, i purchased some unbuilt Westerfield kits. In times of lockdown i had much of free spare time and decided to use this for modelrailroad purposes. So i put these nearly forgotten kits onto my workbench. These are old school flat kits made out of this greyish polyester resind filled with metal powder.
![[Image: dsc03130iajul.jpg]](https://abload.de/img/dsc03130iajul.jpg)
This is why i called the thread WARP 10. They all were extreme warped und the resin is also extreme brittle.
Really no shake-the-box-kits.
As i have some Santa Fe affinity, i started with a AT&SF Boxcar first:
![[Image: dsc0284230kpa.jpg]](https://abload.de/img/dsc0284230kpa.jpg)
This is the picture on the instruction sheet how it should look alike when it is finished.
![[Image: dsc028381okkk.jpg]](https://abload.de/img/dsc028381okkk.jpg)
![[Image: dsc0284001jf3.jpg]](https://abload.de/img/dsc0284001jf3.jpg)
This is what i found in the box.
![[Image: dsc02839qqjou.jpg]](https://abload.de/img/dsc02839qqjou.jpg)
And complemented with Kadee trucks and couplers w. boxes.
![[Image: dsc02845rak9k.jpg]](https://abload.de/img/dsc02845rak9k.jpg)
Some body told me to spread the warped parts onto a level base and put them adjacent into the baking oven. Temperature about 60°C and let it stay thee several hours. It went well for about 2 hours until wife comes home. Increased eardrum strain.
On the photo there are the parts for three other boxcars also.
![[Image: dsc02854gej7c.jpg]](https://abload.de/img/dsc02854gej7c.jpg)
Two of them are Fowler Patent Box Cars.
Lutz
some long time ago, i purchased some unbuilt Westerfield kits. In times of lockdown i had much of free spare time and decided to use this for modelrailroad purposes. So i put these nearly forgotten kits onto my workbench. These are old school flat kits made out of this greyish polyester resind filled with metal powder.
![[Image: dsc03130iajul.jpg]](https://abload.de/img/dsc03130iajul.jpg)
This is why i called the thread WARP 10. They all were extreme warped und the resin is also extreme brittle.
Really no shake-the-box-kits.
As i have some Santa Fe affinity, i started with a AT&SF Boxcar first:
![[Image: dsc0284230kpa.jpg]](https://abload.de/img/dsc0284230kpa.jpg)
This is the picture on the instruction sheet how it should look alike when it is finished.
![[Image: dsc028381okkk.jpg]](https://abload.de/img/dsc028381okkk.jpg)
![[Image: dsc0284001jf3.jpg]](https://abload.de/img/dsc0284001jf3.jpg)
This is what i found in the box.
![[Image: dsc02839qqjou.jpg]](https://abload.de/img/dsc02839qqjou.jpg)
And complemented with Kadee trucks and couplers w. boxes.
![[Image: dsc02845rak9k.jpg]](https://abload.de/img/dsc02845rak9k.jpg)
Some body told me to spread the warped parts onto a level base and put them adjacent into the baking oven. Temperature about 60°C and let it stay thee several hours. It went well for about 2 hours until wife comes home. Increased eardrum strain.
On the photo there are the parts for three other boxcars also.
![[Image: dsc02854gej7c.jpg]](https://abload.de/img/dsc02854gej7c.jpg)
Two of them are Fowler Patent Box Cars.
Lutz