Are the Williams 72" streamlined passengers slightly under-sized? I'm not refering to length...I'm refering to height and width. Any pro's or con's regarding these cars?
I noticed the Williams GP9's and GP38"s were smaller than the Lionel version.
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Placing a Williams 72' streamline car next t a Premiere MTH 72' car here, the Williams is actually about 1/2" longer. They appear very similar in overall size however.
My Williams E7s are slightly but noticeably smaller than both a MTH and a Lionel E series diesel
I run MTH Premier and Williams 72'ers together, they look OK to me, I just don't like window sillouettes. (however you spell it)
I run MTH Premier and Williams 72'ers together, they look OK to me, I just don't like window sillouettes. (however you spell it)
It's spelled: Those hideous strips with shadows of people put in cars devoid of interior detail that they put in the catalog for the same price.
Interior detail will always be the deciding factor as to weather I buy it or not.
David
I run MTH Premier and Williams 72'ers together, they look OK to me, I just don't like window sillouettes. (however you spell it)
It's spelled: Those hideous strips with shadows of people put in cars devoid of interior detail that they put in the catalog for the same price.
Interior detail will always be the deciding factor as to weather I buy it or not.
David
Good one David, obviously your French is better than mine. It the one thing that really bugs me about this hobby. When I can get around to it, I'm going to replace them with bronze window tint. It is used here on most interstate passenger trains and looks way better.
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