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As mentioned in previous posts, the Walthers one would be the one to look for. I have several myself, including one sent to me by Walthers, as I supplied them with some color photos of a prototype CN Russell plow that I photographed in Moncton, N. B. They used the data on the prototype to decorate their model, so we do know it was accurate! The color is a bit too bright an orange, but it will do. If you cannot find this decorated one (try eBay), dry transfer lettering for CN Russell plows are (or were) available from Greg Komar Dry Transfers, 15532 Woodway Drive, Tampa, FL 33613. I got mine several years ago and don't remeber the price. I don't know if he has e-mail and/or a website,but perhaps a Google search might turn something up, at least a dealer. I've done lots of modeling of Russell plows, and the shorter ones operated by CN and CP. I started by shortening British made Triang Russell plows, then used the Walthers models when they became available. Good luck! Bob Boudreau Canada
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