Yeah thats why I said probably NJC
Life's hard, even harder if your stupid John Wayne
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rt - Your blue is much closer to Jersey Central. B&O "royal" blue was a very dark, 'tween navy and black, shade of blue.
Wash time at the Celonese Central. Actually, the little switcher is NOS right out of the box.
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Bruce
lol funny thing....im doing a blue engine too....mines just a 70's 4-4-2 i had in really sad shape....ended up using a mid 70's ford engine block blue and some silver header paint lol...some numbers from an old f-4u corsair model kit...im prob going to just get some lionel lines decals from ebay...i seen some that will fit the tender nicely...then i can run it with anything....
Had a 2037 sand blasted about 6 months or so ago and it has sat in my desk drawer since. Well yesterday I decided the final color for it still have some work to do on it but its coming out nice I'm not going to renumber it 2037 will find some other number and either do it as NJC or B&O not sure yet B&O was darker but it will be my custom engine may do just some make up name also well heres some pics of it. They were taken before it was dry so it really shines and I will end up putting some semigloss clear coat on it.
At last minute just befor painting started decided to paint cow catcher/steps area black.
Okay my photo fun start is of a museum we have here in Winnsboro, S.C.
Here is a couple of Pics of The Southern Crescent that someone made out of wood including the track.
And heres a pic of the Caboose the Mrs and I rode
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