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Originally Posted by Norton:
Originally Posted by Laidoffsick:
In Lionel's catalogs they have 2 types of F units, the new tooled scale version and the Post War type.

That is Lionel's description of their products, not mine. NEPA is just trying to distinguish between the 2....thats all, nothing more, nothing less.

Thats why I suggested he simply look at the pilots in the first response. All of what you refer to as scale engines have the freight pilot regardless if the term Scale is used in Lionel's description which it is not in the pre Legacy versions.

 

Freight Pilot on the left.

 

 

Pete

 

This shot clearly illustrates the difference very well. The main difference is the vertical compression of the PW 2343 on the right. As you can see (mentioned by several) are the 'squinty' windshields but also the taller pilot and overall lower profile of the older model.

 

Terrific photo Pete - have I seen that one before?  

Last edited by c.sam
Originally Posted by c.sam:
Originally Posted by Norton:
Originally Posted by Laidoffsick:
In Lionel's catalogs they have 2 types of F units, the new tooled scale version and the Post War type.

That is Lionel's description of their products, not mine. NEPA is just trying to distinguish between the 2....thats all, nothing more, nothing less.

Thats why I suggested he simply look at the pilots in the first response. All of what you refer to as scale engines have the freight pilot regardless if the term Scale is used in Lionel's description which it is not in the pre Legacy versions.

 

Freight Pilot on the left.

 

 

Pete

 

This shot clearly illustrates the difference very well. The main difference is the vertical compression of the PW 2343 on the right. As you can see (mentioned by several) are the 'squinty' windshields but also the taller pilot and overall lower profile of the older model.

 

Terrific photo Pete - have I seen that one before?  

And even the left engine windshields looks a bit squinty to the trained eye ( pun intended ).  I have a pair of K-Line examples that look like duplicates of the engine on the right and thought long and hard about filing open those holes.

 

Bruce

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