Painting a brass engine help. | O Gauge Railroading On Line Forum

DL&W PeteOGR Forum Member

I have a lead on a Reading I8 2-8-0 brass camelback, but it needs to be painted. I am asking all of you veteran S guys for help again, who could you recommend if I buy this to get it painted. This will be part of my Paradise Valley Railroad, but I want it to have a Reading road number.

Thank you all in advance.... clapping thumb nod

1/19/215:01 PM

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Chuck KOGR Forum Member

A gentleman named Jim Wells did this one for me. I have his contact information and can e-mail it to you if you like.

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DL&W PeteOGR Forum Member

@Chuck K posted:
A gentleman named Jim Wells did this one for me. I have his contact information and can e-mail it to you if you like.

Nice paint job Chuck, he does nice work. I am not ready yet, but I do love a good camelback steam engine.

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