Keystone Details announces etched PRR baggage door overlays For MT baggage cars

[thomasjmdavis]

While I'm on the subject, here is one that has a door that is very like the PRR door-

[Lemosteam]

Additional kits are now available. ( @towl1996 )  Get them fast this has also been announced on Facebook, and more may become available later if the interest is there.

"Keystone Details announces the limited availability of etched overlay Baggage Car Doors to retrofit a PRR or Undecorated Micro-Trains Baggage car into a reasonable facsimile of a PRR B70.  The kit consists of four doors per car.  There are two kit styles available: Porthole and Panel style.  Each kit is $4 plus $1 S&H domestically.  International shipping is calculated. Payment via PayPal only please.

Please PM me as there is a limited quantity.  These come from a combined fret- If interest is high, I will commission a dedicated fret to make more kits available.
 
PM must include quantity and style of kit, email address and mailing address, please.

Thank you for your interest and support!"

[Lemosteam]

Update: I have seven panel style kits and one porthole kit left.

[Lemosteam]

I Now have eleven nine panel sets, and four one porthole sets available for purchase, PM me as in the original post. 

[OldEastRR]

Lemostream, I finally got time to install your PRR porthole doors on my home made B60!



Bet you thought I forgot about them, right? Just so much for-hire RR work to do I just now got some time to work on my own stuff. Both size doors fit the cut-out openings of the PRR baggage, and because are so thin they can be inset yet not interfere with the roof/glass. I had to finagle the openings because I had planned to use styrene but if you plan to use the brass doors it's a snap.

[Lemosteam]

@OldEastRR cool!  What did you shorten to make the shell?

[OldEastRR]

It's a RR full baggage chopped and small doors enlarged. I also filled in the clerestory w/ Squadron Putty and smoothed it out to give the rounded shape. I scraped off some vertical rivet lines here and there to try to simulate the PRR side plate pattern.