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My first attempt at weathering.  I got this from Al from Toronto.  When I unpacked it it was heavily weathered so I backed off the powder (the entire loco was the same color as the lower area right behind the cab in the first photo) and airbrushed the vents and exhaust black.  It was a good learning experience.

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Basil posted:

My first attempt at weathering.  I got this from Al from Toronto.  When I unpacked it it was heavily weathered so I backed off the powder (the entire loco was the same color as the lower area right behind the cab in the first photo) and airbrushed the vents and exhaust black.  It was a good learning experience.

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Nice job! Looks like the real SOO SD40-2s did.

                                                               Nice job on the SOO!

                                                                    "Standing Still"

                                                                           #1458

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Basil posted:

My first attempt at weathering.  I got this from Al from Toronto.  When I unpacked it it was heavily weathered so I backed off the powder (the entire loco was the same color as the lower area right behind the cab in the first photo) and airbrushed the vents and exhaust black.  It was a good learning experience.

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Looks great!

SIRT posted:

                                                               Nice job on the SOO!

                                                                    "Standing Still"

                                                                           #1458

PRR MTH BOX DSMS [1)

PRR MTH BOX DSMS [2)

PRR MTH BOX DSMS [4)

PRR MTH BOX DSMS [7)

 

 

Thanks,  SIRT!! I remain in awe of your work!

This is a shot of my Post War 736 with Pennsylvania marked 6-axel tender and all ten 9500 series cars from the General Mills era.  Is this a double Fallen Flags since neither the Pennsy nor the Lionel Corporation are still around?  I very seldom run this set, the last time was a few years ago.  I inherited it from my brother.

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