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[quote]QUOTE: Originally posted by piccolotess Hopefully I'm getting towards the last of my questions.....I'm trying to find a pic of the caboose that would be compatible to the proto 2000 one that i'm gonna buy to have James repaint for me.....which one on the following link will match the caboose I want.... http://www.railroad.net/articles/railfanning/northeastcabooses/index.php Any suggestions, Friends? Tess [/quote] In looking through those pics the caboose #90739 is very well depicted by a Proto-2000 NE Caboose I estimate, It would take me close to six "Working" hours to paint the model. I Normally charge $14.50 an hour on projects like this, but since you are in a spot I will cut you a speical one time only break. and charge you a flat $50.00 . Given that this is a multi color scheme (Red sides, black roof, yellow railings) This is going to take more like a week than the four days I originally thought. This added time is to allow the paint to properly dry before I mask. Given since the railings are separate pieces those will be easy to do so we are just waiting on the main body color to dry so I can mask it off and paint the black roof. I will need appropriet Floquil colors for all three. Consult my list I gave you previously and E-mail me for my mailing address. James
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