Notes about E. L. Moore, mid-20th century model railroading, and other model making related interests.
Saturday, November 24, 2018
ELM Epilogue: 2 outta 3 ain't bad
That's a photo of the Iron Age Mfg. Co., built by D. Russell Young, Jr., winner of the RMC / Dremel Kitbashing Award in the November 1976 issue of Railroad Model Craftsman. Of the three plastic kits that form the basis of this project, two of them are AHM E. L. Moore kits: the Gruesome Casket Company and the Molasses Mine. The third is Revell's classic Superior Bakery. The project is an excellent example of '70s style kitbashing based on three of the era's most popular and commonly available kits - although the Superior Bakery kit originated much earlier. Also, I was surprised to see the Molasses Mine in a project where it seemed like a perfectly sensible component :-)
Labels:
E L Moore,
E L Moore Kits,
ELM Epilogue,
Grusom Casket,
Molasses Mine
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