Engineers in the dummy units gotta go.

[Anonymous]

They stock it by the light bulb repair kits.

[lionelsoni]

You're not supposed to see invisible paint; so don't assume that your dealer doesn't have it.  After all, if it's in stock, they've got it.

By the way, the best brands use a pigment of unobtainium oxide.

[Jumijo]

You've never seen invisible paint?! Your local hobby store should have it in stock. Paint it on the figures instead of grinding them with a Dremel tool.

Jim

[phillyreading]

Have you tried painting the engineer the same color as the shell? In other words you camoflage him.

Lee

[Smoke Stack Lightnin']

I've never seen invisible paint?

Rich F.

[Jumijo]

Just paint them with Testor's invisible paint. That way, you won't see them, but you won't damage the train.

Jim

[Smoke Stack Lightnin']

I wish manufacturers wouldn't glue engineers in dummy units.  They really ruin an otherwise good looking lashup.  These guys are really bonded to the shell.  Anybody have a safe way of extricating their little carcasses without distorting the shell?  I was thinking of turning a dremel grinding wheel loose on them!

Rich F.