N Scale NARC HS 4550 Covered Hopper Review - Southern Alberta Rail

[@davestrains6816]

Great review! Great looking cars, thanks for sharing. Dave

[@SouthernAlbertaRail]

Thanks Dave, no sweat.

[@JohnMullerJDGCTRy]

Thanks grant it's always a pleasure. Your knowledge is just awesome in so many topics.

[@SouthernAlbertaRail]

Thanks John! Appreciate that. -grant

[@sernajrlouis]

Great video

[@SouthernAlbertaRail]

Glad you enjoyed it.

[@YohamYT]

Great video! Might have to get this when I start my layout!

[@SouthernAlbertaRail]

Thanks! You'll like them.

[@bcrailroader6278]

Thanks for your great vid

[@SouthernAlbertaRail]

You're welcome.

[@boomerdiorama]

Much to my surprise, Intermountain just released a ton of these in HO Scale. I'll be picking up a few more now. Cheers ~ Boomer.

[@SouthernAlbertaRail]

Nothing screams Canada quite like a 4550 Boomer. Cooling down out there yet??

[@boomerdiorama]

@@SouthernAlbertaRail I love those Canadian cylindrical hoppers. Just haven't been able to find any, until now, from my supplier (Otter Valley Railroad) in Canada. The heat has abated somewhat but the Humidity is high. It's an ugly trade off. It's the humidity that kills things if you know what I mean. At least in Alberta it's a dry heat for the most part, even when it is cold. Cheers.

[@forbeshutton5487]

For adding weight they have a opening at each end of the body (behind the ladders), you can cut part of the bulb off a pipette to act as a funnel to get Liquid Gravity in there.

[@SouthernAlbertaRail]

They do and that's certainly a way to do it.

[@davidallen6333]

the top of the car can be removed I have had a few apart then you can add your weight as needed take the end off the car will break into pieces and be scrap .

[@NorthernIndianaRails]

👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@SouthernAlbertaRail]

Thanks Kyle.

[@FNG0000]

Love it

[@SouthernAlbertaRail]

Thanks.