American passengers and passenger coaches in the roaring 1920s

[Michi]

I painted 10 passengers which you see here.
I bought another 3 of those Bachmann 0n30 cars, converted, painted and weathered them. I now have a train of 12 passenger cars.
I think it was time to paint a few passengers as well...







Two of the cars were originally combines (combined passenger and baggage cars) that I cut in halves a and reassembled one as a four door baggage van and the other as a coach. The third one had already been a coach before repainting.








I tried to conceal it best I could, but you might still see the cut between the center figures under the freehand painted "R".

[Prof.Witchheimer]

Splendid, Michi, you're just our locomotive man

[Mason]

Beautiful work there, Michi!
 

Stunning!

[Steve F]

Very nice.  I look forward to seeing the assembled train.

[Bugsda]

Excellent work 

[Galland]

This is so beutiful, and such a great inspiration! I love about everything you do, be it WWII or Western, not to mention your train stuff! Thank you for sharing all this good stuff with us all, its much appreciated.

[Michi]

Very nice.  I look forward to seeing the assembled train.

There you are:

[Prof.Witchheimer]

You're totally crazy.

 

[Ray Rivers]

There you are:

 

[Steve F]

Wooo wooo!

[FramFramson]

Holy Christmas... how long is that train?! Would it even fit all on a table? How does that one smallish locomotive even pull the whole thing?! 

[Marine0846]

Beautiful train cars.
Very nicely painted figures.
I look forward to seeing them in a game.

[Ramirez Noname]

Cracking conversion on the four-door baggage car - love it.

Great pj on the passengers, too.

RMZ