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Now that my arm has begun to heal to the point where I can pick things up and move them around some I was able to get the hose load finished, spot lights filled in with clear resin and do up the decals.  It is now ready to join the other blue rig, the 1957 Reo Gold Comet.  This one is Eagle Hose No. 3

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Another build well made, Charles.  The different colouration in your hose racks are realistic, too.

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On 3/31/2025 at 5:14 PM, BK9300 said:

Another build well made, Charles.  The different colouration in your hose racks are realistic, too.

Hi, Brian.  I used dark yellow acrylic by Tamiya to stain the elastic for the hose.  It's almost a brown color but it's just right for the old cotton jacket working and supply lines of the day.  It has to be done before putting the elastic into the hose bed because it tends to swell with the water and acrylic.  Once it dries it's ok to work with.

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Excellent addition to the collection. Glad to see you’re able to get progress done again in the hobby. Happy recovery.

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