Many thanks for Christine for fixing my Williams PRR E7. It had a crack in its nose which I fixed, but I needed it touched up. She received it Friday and I had it back on Monday...yes, 3 day turnaround.
Thanks, Christine.
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She painted a set of Walter Matuch's RMT (formerly K-Line) streamliners to match my 2348 M&StL GP9
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Larry Mullen posted:Many thanks for Christine for fixing my Williams PRR E7. It had a crack in its nose which I fixed, but I needed it touched up. She received it Friday and I had it back on Monday...yes, 3 day turnaround.
Thanks, Christine.
Can you supply contact info here? If not, please send me PM--I have a project that may be right up her alley. Thanks.
And a Lionel reefer to display at Milkhouse Creamery LLC, Hazleton, PA
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She has a Facebook page.
Neal Jeter
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Christine is the one I will contact when I want some custom painting! All her work is outstanding!
Take a close look at the noses of these R. J. Corman units 
I had a set of passenger cars done by Christine. Her work is nothing but top notch. If you have her do something for you you will not be dissapointed.............Paul
In addition to Readingfan and Paul’s recommendation, I want to say I contacted Christine about repainting an MTH F3 ABA set I bought at a low price because someone had repainted himself. It wasn’t a bad job, about as good as I have done, but not the quality I want for a Premier detailed engine. While I decided to spend my money on layout related items at the time, I thought her price to be reasonable considering the quality of work. That’s another project for another time.
Can anyone vouch for a "showroom finish" Paint job? Could you seriously compare it to a O.E.M. first time out of box paint job?
