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Photo Gallery:Robert Leners Robert modeled a common style of C&NW single sheathed car with an early Viking roof design. The railroad operated a large fleet of these cars for much of the steam era. Robert used styrene as his principal material for construction. The hardware is mostly San Juan Car Company with the decals coming from Microscale and a custom herald from Don Manlick. |
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Robert built this AC&F Soo single sheathed car using styrene and various detail parts. The decals were produced by Chooch with artwork by Ken Soroos. The majority of the Soo’s boxcar roster was made up of single sheathed boxcars with a unique “sawtooth” side sill. |
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Robert shows his skill in wood with this beautiful trestle based upon a Canadian National plan published in the now defunct Mainline Modeler. The basic material is wood with plastic nut-bolt-washers and styrene deck girder to span the roadway.
Robert Leners built this O gauge model for his close friend. The model started as a San Juan Car Company boxcar and modified the kit following a Rock Island prototype.
Robert is building a combine based upon a Railroad Model Craftsman article by the late Paul Larson. The model is largely made from styrene with a roof and some underbody details taken from an old LaBelle kit. The car is a classic for branchline operations providing all of the basic services and accommodations as part of a mixed train.
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