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Chris, I think the only loco that AM has done so far in the MARS paint is the FP40PH, but I could be wrong!!! Ed Sauers [email protected]> wrote:

The 'Oil Canning Effect' isn't just limited to welded cars. [image: Fort Cralo Mansion.jpg] Jim Kindraka Grand Rapids, MI Grand Rapids, MI [email protected]> wrote:

Incidentally there's a color called mars black, the pigment being some type of iron oxide. Or a mixture. Different pigments are used, off the top of my head there are at least 3 different blacks (used

Bill, L Love to look at pictures of the original B&O EA/EB EMD units, those units just looked so perfect to me no matter what paint scheme they represent!!!! Ed [email protected]> wrote:

Hi Bob; “Oil canning” is the wrinkled or slightly bowed sheet metal?panels on welded cars. Not often captured, although some people have used aluminum duct tape between the ribs on cars to get

In my previous response about this hopper car, I completely missed that entry. Sorry about that. To John Mann: Yes, it was a design by Stony Smith Designs. I have it listed on the NASG web site:

Hi Ed -- You know, no matter how ugly the particular diesel unit is (was), that paint job always looks good! Bill Winans -------------------------------

Mike, CSX painted them in the old B&O Blue/black and Grey paint scheme. Ed [email protected]> wrote:

Favor please!--what the heck is oil canning?? I can only speculate that might be a wet ring around the can? Bob Werre ?The programs can even add the oil canning effect quite well. Pretty cool...

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Hi Bud... Your note reminded me that is exactly what I did - a very long time ago! I ground the truck attachment bosses off the hirail version and used ACE bolsters with PRS trucks. It was an early

I always put MARS with the color black. I think i had to do with the pigment that the paint is made up from. So if that’s the case it mainly depends on what binders the paint uses. I’m not

I was thinking is it oil based paint? Michael Osweiler Waseca

Could it be that type of paint (Duplicote?) that when sprayed on first etches the plastic?

Bill, I don't really know,,,I had a conversation with the guys at American Models about stripping the paint off of their EMD FP40s and the gentleman I spoke to said "you can't strip the paint off the

As a relative noob, what does that “MARS” mean, exactly?

I once had two scale Rex gons, in my infinite wisdom I sold them! I still have one hi rail version that with some milling work could be made “scale” with a pair of Ace conversion boosters, the

Wow! I did forget about that. Mike Swederska -- Mike Swederska Meramec Valley Lines Modeling Mopac equipment in 3/16 https://www.youtube.com/@mikesscale3149 Don't let perfection get in the way of good

Mike, Just a reminder...when I asked the guys at AM they told me that the FP40 paint was "MARS" paint and it could not be stripped !! Ed

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