Thanks to Rich Bingham for some guidance. I still have to put the Kingston name plate on, but need some shorter nails for it.
Kingston coil box Small winter project
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Tbird
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Kingston coil box Small winter project
Thought I would share some pictures of the coil box that will be going on the Delivery car. I opted for a Kingston repo box that takes the later coils. I used the LMF Cherry stain and a Cognac to darken it up and give it a little more color. I finished it with 5 coats of Helmsman clear gloss
Thanks to Rich Bingham for some guidance. I still have to put the Kingston name plate on, but need some shorter nails for it.
Thanks to Rich Bingham for some guidance. I still have to put the Kingston name plate on, but need some shorter nails for it.
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JTT3
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Re: Kingston coil box Small winter project
Mike looks like you need a little more practice. Send me that box and I’ll send you another you can improve on. Just let me know, hehehe
Best John
Best John
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Tbird
Topic author - Posts: 1230
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- First Name: Mike
- Last Name: Bird
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- Location: Goshen IN
Re: Kingston coil box Small winter project
John,
We can maybe work something out….lol
We can maybe work something out….lol