Whatever you wind up using for broken glass, don't forget you don't need a
whole load to fill the freight car. You can always do as many folks have when
filling a tender with coal. Use a wood or cardboard form / filler under the
surface of the material. You can glue the "glass" on with white glue. May seem
like an obvious thing, but I thought it helpful to mention.
Gene Cimino
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