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Jeffrey CoastOGR Forum Member

Hi all! I'm new to this site and would like to share some photos of my model trains. These first few photos are of my custom painted engines. Although they are HO scale engines and sadly not O gauge they are still cool nonetheless ha ha. Pictured here are my custom Rivarossi Pere Marquette berkshire turned into NKP 765 and two former CP Rail Fp7s modeled for the AMRoad Silver Streak train from the comedy/thriller of the same name Im currently building. And I've added a photo of one of my favorite REAL berks NKP 755. Hope you guys enjoy!!

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Patrick1544OGR Forum Member

Love the 765. One of my favs.

Jeffrey CoastOGR Forum Member

Originally Posted by Patrick1544:

Love the 765. One of my favs.

I agree, The Nickel Plate berks are one of best looking and sounding steam locomotives ever built. They always fit perfectly on anyone's layout

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