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since the last link posted was a CNW, lets go with that:winki: ...

Kurt, i am still sick:frowns: , i hope you don't have what i got. THANK YOU for link to those C-LINERS:thumb: . nutbar, THANK YOU for posting the pics to your C-liners:thumb: , i just love those engines of yours:winki::mrgreen: . Joe, GLAD you agree with the Christmas spirit:thumb::mrgreen...

yea, i seen the high hood and got them mixed up:119: .

Thanks charlie THANKS for the link and the info you provided Charlie:thumb::thumb: :smilie:

i cant leave it up long Charlie, this forums rules state pics NOT taken by the poster must be a link or have a link to it, copy write stuff ya know...:winki: . this pic is one from my private collection.

Thanks jim! GOOD JOB on the home work JIM!!!:bravo: :thumb: :mrgreen:

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the CNW had four of those engines like the WM posted, if i remember correctly they were acquired from the Pennsy, i could have swore i read those were factory made:confused: .

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that was you in '83? i thought you was about my age:confused: i graduated in "83:winki: . sorry not a proto pic, but it was the quickest WP pic i could find

sign1sign1sign1 heres one..

um, Tom, you missed the WP hopper i posted:toug::mrgreen: .

Tom, no big deal at all on the numbers:winki: , thats a GREAT LOOKING HOPPER!:thumb: , NICE weathering too:winki: . THANKS for the info on the SD90/43MAC's too, though i couldn't be more ASHAMED OF YOU for what you wrote on that engine:frowns: , especially coming from YOU Tom...:cry: ...but I'll...

TRAINFEST in Milwaukee Triplex, when Wayne told me he thought it was a ballast car, i 100% believed him:thumb: , the bottom discharges really gives it away, i just think its so odd that of the three times i seen that car, it was with covered hoppers, no other ballast cars in the consist...

well dog gone it Josh, you should have shown me that 100+ engines ago:toug::119: , it looks easy to make yourself out of card stock or styrene:winki: . Honestly though, i think I'll stick to my way, that way the showing face of the wheels get covered too, and like i said, it takes but a minute...

Heath, you could go with option #2:winki: , i NEVER take the side frames off an engine when weathering them, if any over spray from airbrushing, or a paint brush gets on the power contact bottom of the trucks(you know, the part that hits the rails), just use a wire brush(tooth brush type) to...

well, sorry Jim, i could go on all night, but i gotta get up early and head over to Trainfest in Milwaukee:thumb::mrgreen: , last shot for me tonight...

GOOD CALL Jim!:thumb: , i like waffle sides...

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