Gregg,
It is a mix of SCII Southern green and white.
Malcolm
Originally Posted by Gregg Laiben:
Malcom, what color did you use for that cab interior? I need to find some for a caboose interior.
Thanks...gregg
Thanks Malcom - as always, your work is outstanding and pleasure to see.
You can also use a PC green, and lighten it up with just a little white, to model those light green cab interiors.
Jeff
Originally Posted by Gregg Laiben:
Malcom, what color did you use for that cab interior? I need to find some for a caboose interior.
Thanks...gregg
What about this USAF GE?...
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Fernwood Columbia & Gulf 44 ton, 2R. This was a WBB 3R loco. It has been a fun and interesting conversion.
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Well done Brother! Your updates are one of my favorite things about this forum.
Very nice!
As Spicoli said.... Awesome! Totally Awesome!
Magnifico!!!! Not only do you cut and glue but great soldering. What do you use for soldering: mini-torch, resistant solder, hot iron?
Fantastic work, Malcolm. 
Beautiful job. Makes me want one!
You're one talented man.
- Mario
Well done Malcolm!
You've made a very good work. Your model is beautiful.
Great!
Malcolm,
would you contact me offline please.
Bob
Malcolm,
That looks fantastic!
The paint, the weathering, couplers,details are great!
Dave
Malcolm,
Nice work on the 44 tonner.
The Walkersville Southern Railroad Museum in Walkersville, Maryland has started restoration of GE 44-ton locomotive #9331 which was acquired from the Strasburg railroad in 2013. Their website has a page devoted to the restoration with many excellent photos. A great modeling resource.
Restoration webpage: https://www.wsrrm.org/restoration-projects
Thanks,
Old Goat
