Welcome to our newest member .
Welcome slsfrr@... to our group . Please feel free to browse the members' photo albums . Some great works in them . Again , welcome . Henry H. moderator
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Long95209 <long95209@...>
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#119
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Re: Mantua 4-6-0 Prototypes
It's okay looking but missing a smoke stack and a tender. I got it for free from
a friend who was modernizing his fleet.
Donovan
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Karen M Miller <kmmpjm@...>
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#118
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Re: Mantua 4-6-0 Prototypes
I could picture that 4-6-0 as a good re-modernize kitbash, a free lance railway, a BTTF 3 steamer or a good start for a On30 kit bash. Being the spirit of '76 and if paint and all is near mint, I say
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jdam35
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#117
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Re: Ft Smith & Western RR 2-8-2 kitbash
To give the appearance of a black loco and yet light enough to let
detail show up nicely, I use Rustoleum Automobile Grey Primer.
It's flat, durable, weathers easily. Where I am going to add
lettering
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lnnrr <lnnrr@...>
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#116
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Re: Ft Smith & Western RR 2-8-2 kitbash
Bob ! That's one to kick around , why not Dark Gray , lighter grey , almost chalky on the piping and details ? It's a shame to cover up the details ? Henry H.
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Long95209 <long95209@...>
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#115
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Re: Mantua 4-6-0 Prototypes
High Noon , Back to the Future , Casey Jones Petticoat Junction [hoterville cannonball !] tv shows , yep Sierra RR no. 3 Rogers 1897 !! Still active , recently overhauled at a cost of 2 million bucks
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Long95209 <long95209@...>
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#114
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Re: Mantua 4-6-0 Prototypes
Thanks for the help. I'll have to post a finished model picture.
Donovan
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Karen M Miller <kmmpjm@...>
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#113
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Re: Ft Smith & Western RR 2-8-2 kitbash
I've seen some color pictures of UP steam locomotives with a lighter grey color
painted. Maybe this will help.
Donovan
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Karen M Miller <kmmpjm@...>
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#112
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Ft Smith & Western RR 2-8-2 kitbash
I started a new album of a Ft Smith & Western RR, later Columbus & Greenville RR 2-8-2 that I am kitbashing. Started with an IHC 0-8-0 that I got off Ebay cheap because the front pilot was broken.
I
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Robert Deffinger
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#111
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Re: Mantua 4-6-0 Prototypes
That 4-6-0 was in active duty on the Seirra Railroad (I think my spelling is wrong) up to today and was used as a movie prop in every RR scheme you can dream up.
The Milwaukee Road still had several
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mwbauers
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#110
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Mantua 4-6-0 Prototypes
I was given a Mantua 4-6-0 in the Spirit of '76 yesterday and am wishing to repaint it. I wish to know of any railroads that had them in the late 1940's or early 1950's and/or what other schemes
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Karen M <kmmpjm@...>
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#109
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Welcome back to our newest member
Welcome back to sidecar201@... . Make yourself to home . Henry H. moderator
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Long95209 <long95209@...>
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#108
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Re: Closing collection
Jim,
So sorry to see you go. I've learned a lot from your postings and your projects. I just wish muscle relaxers or something of the sort could help ease your discomfort. Heck, even
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Nelson
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#107
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Re: H10 tender work
Sweet setup ! Those Athearn Buckeyes are getting scarce also ? Nice work Ray . Henry H.
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Long95209 <long95209@...>
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#106
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Re: Mantua 2-8-2 mikado Ideas
Talking about combining a Mantua 2-8-2 chassis with the Pacific "Wagontop" boiler, there's a nice one on Ebay right now. Looks like a fairly recent kit bash with what I believe are some Yardbird
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Jeff Pellas
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#105
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Re: Closing collection
Jim, I (we) recognize the painful neccessity of your decision.
Thank you so much for your participation and contributions to
this group. I and I believe many others have learned much from
what you
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lnnrr <lnnrr@...>
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#104
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Re: mr index articles
Thank you for the links for somereason I couldn't find it a few weeks back I had no problem,getting old I guess
Alan
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albyrno
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#103
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Re: Closing collection
my thoughts and prayers will be with you always, hope to hear from timee to time!!!!!
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Jim Reynolds
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#102
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Re: Closing collection
Jim,
I am so sorry to hear this. I understand your decision based upon your
discomfort caused by this very painful syndrome and I will most certainly
honor your desire concerning your collection.
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John Hagen
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#101
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Re: Closing collection
Sorry to hear this Jim! At least you have someone to pass your collection down and will be enjoyed!
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jdam35
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#100
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