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[quote]QUOTE: Originally posted by lupo Good evening All! Bob , you are dead right about the color difference and other problems with my Santa Fe FA and B units, It is beautiful to look at, and I do not have a problem with the color anymore, [:D] but: I noticed a differentce in the rounding in the roofs of the MRC B and the Intermountain A units, so the sides of the B unit are a wee bit higher than the sides of the A units. Is this prototypical [:)] , or does this mean I am becoming a [:-^] "Rivetcounter" take care stay safe LUPO [/quote] LUPO: Quit "rivit counting" this is a leisure enjoyable hobby. I see three solutions (when your in the trench it's hard to see the whole war); 1) hook the MRC "B" unit to an MRC "A" unit, 2) set the MRC "B" unit on the mantel by itself, 3) don't worry about it. Number 3 is my solution. If you'd get a steamer or two you wouldn't have time to worry about it as you'd be worring about how to keep all of those darn wheels going the same direction and on the same track, and where is that rivit that holds the side rods together? If you get a steamer then you need to be a rivit counter. Would you send me your address. My e-mail is teffy@pernet.net Have a blessed day and remember SANTA FE ALL THE WAY Bob
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