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naresar, thank you for the pics. Quality of the pics is very good. I have been looking at photos of the prototypes and have noticed that the "Akron Canton Youngstown" is always on the side of the walkway and not the side of the long hood. Wonder why MTH decided to do this?? (at least on the yellow and green unit) The green on that unit appears to be more black and not green.

It's definitely a green, you can compare to the Jersey Central that 's a little bit below it. And now I'm wondering if the lighting was a little more off than I thought because that Pan Am unit in the upper right probably shouldn't be that dark either.  In any case, the ACY, as far as I can recall, never had any of the 6 axel FM diesels, just 4 axel versions.  So I suspect that the yellow/green is a little bit of a what if.

@jini5 posted:

naresar, thank you for the pics. Quality of the pics is very good. I have been looking at photos of the prototypes and have noticed that the "Akron Canton Youngstown" is always on the side of the walkway and not the side of the long hood. Wonder why MTH decided to do this?? (at least on the yellow and green unit) The green on that unit appears to be more black and not green.

It’s pretty much a fantasy since the real 505 was a H20-44.  The MTH model is a H24-66 FM Train Master.  Fantasy or not, it looks awesome.

-Brian

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