My Favorite Engine? | O Gauge Railroading On Line Forum

Bruce E. VinceletteOGR Forum Member

My K-Line by K-Line Boston & Albany Berkshire is one.

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rustyrail o scaleOGR Forum Member

My favorite engine is which ever one I happen to be building or painting at the moment. Today I weathered some on a Williams switcher that I'm rebuilding.

Thomas

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Chris LoneroOGR Forum Member

Looks good Thomas! Sure has that weathered look to it.

rustyrail o scaleOGR Forum Member

Originally Posted by Chris Lonero:

Looks good Thomas! Sure has that weathered look to it.

Thanks Chris, I guess you were quick to recognize that engine Now I need to figure out how to cut a stencil for an Illinois Central Gulf herald so I can patch the sides of the cab. You would'nt happen to have a laser cutter laying around under your layout would you

Thomas

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