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L&PS 8 was rebuilt after an electrical fire and lost its stained glass decorative windows.After a bit of texture work, here is #8, as well in the later paint scheme of the L&PS.Cheers,Jon
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Hi Jon,This is a great repaint of #8 as she looked in the 1950's. You have probably heard the story about the stained glass. No 8 ended up at the Halton County Museum and arrived with the steel panels over the windows as represented in your model. Sometime later however, someone contacted the museum stating that they had the original stained glass stored in their basement. This bit of fortune enabled them to restore it to back to its original appearance.Anyway, I'm glad to see you are enjoying the L&PS cars.Wayne
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Wayne, Even so, I could not just keep running around with multiples of #2
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