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Prototype WW&F Railway Museum has a forum which I, of course, find quite interesting. One form member found this unusual (to say the least!) critter and posted pictures.
http://forum.wwfry.org/index.php?topic=2521.0;topicseen
Makes some of my early ideas look rather tame!!
Bob
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Some time back I contacted the WW&F Museum for paint color information. I then had some samples mixed and now I've finally gotten around to applying some paint to see how it will look.
What is different about my situation is we have a lot of shade where the prototype does not. I may need to lighten the dark green a little... or maybe not. Hence, this test.
In winter, we won't have all this shade and the dark green will lighten some over time.
Attachment: Paint Preview.jpg (Downloaded 166 times) Last edited on Thu Jul 30th, 2015 04:40 pm by UNCLE BOB
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I couldn't resist coloring in the front.............. Attachment: Paint Preview - Copy_edited-3.jpg (Downloaded 164 times)
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Thanks Ray!
A few days back a good friend brought his 7 year old grandson by to see the railroad. Turned out, this young man has a real knack for things mechanical and soon he was running the number 11 like a pro.
It was a real treat to see our engine being run by a "scale sized" crew.Attachment: IMG_2624.JPG (Downloaded 131 times) Last edited on Tue Aug 18th, 2015 09:18 pm by UNCLE BOB
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Bob, Hope all is well. Have enjoyed reading and watching what you do on your railroad there...can't wait to see what you are working on or have worked on.
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The colors look correct to me and I've been there in person. They do have shade in some places.
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Thanks to all for the kind words!
Bountyland Railway is alive and well as am I however of late building progress has been slowed (stopped!) by bad weather and more-so by a lack of capitol. Insted I've been painting. You know-the ART kind. Attached is a link of one you will find here on my GALLERY page.
Meantime, we RUN for guests and often just for fun.
I hope normal construction can resume before too long and I'll keep you posted.
Bob
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Bob, Good to hear, and I can completely relate...mine has been held up for travel for work, lack of funds, and weather when I have been here...but I've finally gotten some more gravel and have been working on roadbed but going is very slow.
BTW, good looking painting.
Dave
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