Baldwin Shark end details

[ndbprr]

here is a URl showing a PRR B unit end.  Different from what I remember but it must be accurate.

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[ndbprr]

As I remember the ends were pretty spartan.  there was a conduit up to a small marker light on each side of the diaphragm and that was about it.  I'll try to remember to check tonight.

[Sperandeo]

Hello "Art,"

See pages 98 and 99 in the "Model Railroader Cyclopedia, Vol. 2: Diesel Locomotives," from Kalmbach Books. It includes a photo of the rear end of a Monongehela RF-16, and drawings that include an end elevation.

Good luck with your model,

Andy

[ArtOfRuin]

I'm plugging away right now on an E-R Models RF-16 Sharknose. I can't find any photos or drawings of the back end of the loco or of an uncoupled B-unit, except for a couple of angled shots of the D&H units. I'm looking for more of a dead-on photograph so I know what exactly to put there. Can anyone help out with that? Also, the guy at my LHS said someone once put out a diapraghm kit for either the E-R or Model Power Shark. Since I'm modeling the D&H locos, I can tell from the photos that they did not use the diaphragms, but the kit may have other useful bits like striker plates. Any info on this?