Lionel 6-27217 SLSF "Frisco" PS-1 Boxcar Weathered 2R

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Overview : Up for bid is a Lionel 6-27217 SLSF Frisco PS-1 boxcar, weatd 2R. This car has a build date of '52 and has been weatd for the mid 70's (prototype pics Fallen Flags). T were a few different cars that influenced this one and I included a couple of them. I have added cut levers, 10oz of weight, Kadee 805 couplers, and Atlas 50t friction bearing trucks. Other models not part of auction Serial Number: 796 Each car comes with an engraved plate listing serial number. The numbers run consecutively in order of creation and a photo with corresponding serial number will appear on a website I am currently working on. Weathering Information: This is a new car that has been removed from its packaging, weatd, KD 805 couplers installed, Atlas roller bearing trucks installed, and repacked. It was created with a combination of artists colors, Floquil paints, weathering powders, dry brushing, and air brushing. The rust was created with a combination of artists colors layered to achieve a realistic pitted and "running" effect. The trucks and wheels are also weatd with 3 separate colors to achieve maximum realism. Payment and Shipping Information: I build and weather every model to the same standard as the cars & structures on my own layout. As always, no reserve. 100% satisfaction or a full refund less shipping. Winning bidder must Actual shipping cost only- no handling fees. Item ships from 04074 and weighs 3lbs. Feel free to email me directly with questions . Check my auctions daily as I will be offering custom weatd Atlas, MTH, and Lionel cars & engines. Frequently Asked Questions: It has been great to talk many of you who have called and emailed over the past year. is a summary of some of the frequently asked questions. I will post more Q&A as the questions come up: 1. How long does it take to create a car? A. T are 12 steps to creating a completed car and it takes an average of 6 hrs from start to finish. If I paint and letter the car, you can add a couple more hrs to that. If I can get into my shop early enough I can complete 2 cars a day. 2. W did you learn how to weather the cars? A. Check out . This is a great site and I learned most of what I do t The biggest thing to get you going is to pick up some of the artists colors listed on the site and experiement. Dilute them with water and watch all of the different shades of rust come out. I also highly recommend Bragdon Weathering Powders. 3. Why do you only sell Atlas, MTH & Lionel cars? A. Other than a couple of brass pieces, I only run scale cars from these manufacturers on my 2R layout. I feel these cars are the most realistic and I am most comfortable working on them. 4. W do you get prototype pics to create the models? A. Check out George Elwood's Fallen Flags site. Google the name for the address. Also Google , and . I also have a stack of Morning Sun Books "Color Guide to Freight & Passenger Equipment" series for many railroads. 5. Why don't you weather the couplers? A. I have found that the paint tends to inhibit coupler function. Kadee makes a dark brown coupler I will substitute if winning bidder desires. 6. How do you handle international shipping? A. I ship Priority Mail International and it typically runs $35 for one car and approx $40 for 2. I try to save you money were ever possible and always keep this in mind when filling out customs forms ;) 7. Will you convert this car to 3R for me prior to shipment? A. Yes, I have boxes and boxes of 3R Atlas roller bearing trucks and will do this for you at no additional charge. I model 2R and have no use for them. 8. I received a second chance offer for one of your auctions I did not win. Is this you? A. No! Each car is unique and one of a kind. T will never be any second c... read more

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