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My Sunset F7's arrived today.  ABB.  2 rail, each powered and equipped with QSI Q2 DCC decoders.  Look, ma! No tethers!  Put each on the track fired it up and each separately ran great, sounded great and the lights looked great -- right out of the box.  (Of course I'll be playing with the sounds and lights using QSI CV Manager).  Below are some quick pictures of the A unit. 

Note that the steps are attached to the car body rather than the trucks as on some previous 2 rail offerings.  Thanks, Scott. 

 

 

 

 

Cab Front

Front Truck

Rear

Side View

Sunset Grande F7 ABB

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Originally Posted by AGHRMatt:
Originally Posted by turbgine:

Am I crazy or is the paint not the greatest on the front of the A unit to the left of the Rio lettering? Tell me I'm wrong and that it's only the lousy photo.

That's just the lights in the room reflecting off the paint. Therefore, you're crazy (kidding).

Well, he posted the same "complaint" over on the 3-Rail 027 Trains Forum, about the Santa Fe units. Maybe he needs to look a bit closer?

Responding to some of the above.  I run the engines on my 2 rail home layout.  The misleading photo has been deleted.  I'm certainly a long way from doing photos like Erik and others but had hoped the first look might prove interesting.  Thanks for the kind words, Santiago. 

 

IMO these are beautiful, well done, good running and sounding (and lights too),  And at a good price point.  I'm pleased to have them.  Thanks, Scott Mann.  

Last edited by Austin Bill
Originally Posted by Austin Bill:

Responding to some of the above.  I run the engines on my 2 rail home layout.  The misleading photo has been deleted.  I'm certainly a long way from doing photos like Erik and others but had hoped the first look might prove interesting.  Thanks for the kind words, Santiago. 

 

IMO these are beautiful, well done, good running and sounding (and lights too),  And at a good price point.  I'm pleased to have them.  Thanks, Scott Mann.  

And now you know why Scott won't post pictures anymore.

Bill, people need to see these beautiful engines. Please re post or re take the pictures. There was nothing wrong with them, on closer inspection it's just that a light bulb was reflected on the engine.

Some argue that they are too shinny, maybe they are. But to me this is not an issue, it just gives them a  luscious "right off the shop look". In effect, it gives me a reason  to give them silver couplers.

SANTIAGO and others.  Three pictures are there when I view the topic.  Do you see them now.  If not I'll re-post.   All I attempted to do was remove one.  I wasn't intimidated by one negative comment. Goes with the territory.   Just didn't want to misrepresent a beautifully done engine.

 

FWIW.  I always enjoy seeing photos of other's engines and try to contribute in return.  Sometimes the photo quality others post is professional grade.  Sometimes it isn't. But, it's always informative.  1 picture = 1000 words, right?

 

Bill

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