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Monongahela Super-7 Locomotives - N scale
Monongahela Super-7 Locomotives - N scale
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Anonymous
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Monongahela Super-7 Locomotives - N scale
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Anonymous
on Friday, April 7, 2006 12:16 PM
Greetings,
I want to model the Monongahela GE Super-7 locomotives in N scale. Atlas makes a 'B40-8' in N scale that could be used as a starting point (i know it's a bit long, but in N scale not that noticeable).
Does anyone have any information on how to model the Super 7? Anyone done this before?
I know the prototypes were built off of old U23 frames, but i don't think a U23 is available in N scale....
Anyone have any more information? Thanks
Rich
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Anonymous
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Posted by
Anonymous
on Friday, April 7, 2006 10:40 PM
You might try the frame and mechanism from the Atlas U25B, that might be closer to the actual length. The B40-8 body would be a good starting point.
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emdgp92
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December 2002
From: Pittsburgh, PA
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Posted by
emdgp92
on Monday, April 17, 2006 2:27 PM
The Atlas U25B is a great engine.
I didn't see any U23s on their site, but they do make an N scale B23-7. Would that work?
I could have *sworn* I saw an MGA "Super 7" when I was at this shop last week: http://www.esthershobby.com/.
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