What Are Some Hobbies You Do?

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Turtle's Comment
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G-Town, I can't get over how cool that is. Complete with dunnage, cinch and belly straps, and a tarp!

I'm gonna need to see those BOLs though...

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FreakTrain's Comment
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Those are some awesome models, G-Town. Glad to know I'm not the only model railroader on the forum. One of these days I'll have a home with a basement and can finally build my 1916-era C&O dream layout!

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Bobcat_Bob's Comment
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Not sure if it is considered a hobby but I collect die cast model ships, planes, trucks, cars. Don't have the patience to build them myself unfortunately.

Grumpy Old Man's Comment
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I like to weld, and garden (vegetables, mostly), neither of which work well on the road, LOL

G-Town's Comment
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G-Town, I can't get over how cool that is. Complete with dunnage, cinch and belly straps, and a tarp!

I'm gonna need to see those BOLs though...

Thanks Turtle!

Not ready to show pics yet, but I’m working on a plate & coil train.

HOS:

Hours Of Service

HOS refers to the logbook hours of service regulations.
Pete B.'s Comment
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Those are fantastic, G-town! What extraordinary attention to detail. Because you make them yourself, those are probably the coolest models I’ve ever seen, whether it be plane, train, or automobile!

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HOS refers to the logbook hours of service regulations.
G-Town's Comment
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Those are fantastic, G-town! What extraordinary attention to detail. Because you make them yourself, those are probably the coolest models I’ve ever seen, whether it be plane, train, or automobile!

Thank you.

HOS:

Hours Of Service

HOS refers to the logbook hours of service regulations.
Robert D. (Raptor)'s Comment
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After my divorce in 2004, my HO SCALE model railroad is still sitting in boxes. I had to tear it down when I left. Though it wasn't huge, it was still fun adding to the accessories every 2 weeks. But now it just sits in boxes. Maybe when I'm done with trucking I'll get a house to put it all up in.

Turtle's Comment
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I like to play my guitar. I like my new job. Don't have a lot of time for maybe playing but maybe when I go solo. Heck during a live load or unload might be able squeeze in a few minutes. As long as you make your appointments on time and drive safely should have time for a couple of songs. I like read. I also like to write songs. But that's for another discussion day.

I play guitar also, though not nearly as often as I'd like. To save room I haven't had it on the truck with us. But with my grandchildren getting to that perfect age for children sing-a-long songs, I'm going to find a place to stow the guitar so I can stay in practice.

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Grumpy Old Man's Comment
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G-Town, I can't get over how cool that is. Complete with dunnage, cinch and belly straps, and a tarp!

I'm gonna need to see those BOLs though...

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Thanks Turtle!

Not ready to show pics yet, but I’m working on a plate & coil train.

Yeah, I noticed the cargo, tarps and securement as well as the graffiti. I was actually more impressed by that attention to detail than the actual models themselves. I used to work by the tracks in Buffalo, and that looks exactly how the cars that went through.

HOS:

Hours Of Service

HOS refers to the logbook hours of service regulations.
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