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Reading Topic #4431

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Hi all,I'm hoping next weekend to get time to rebuild my Baldwin Switcher into the variant with the short handrails. This should be good for a Werner's Ironton repaint..I intend to make the shape file compatible with the existing skins, so now worries there.I hope also to get a chance to have a crack at doing the Santa Fe black scheme, using the short handrail version, but since I'm shortly going to be moving house i don't want to put a time table on the repaint. What I wondering if there will be any wanting to do reskins on this version, as I believe this is the style used by SAL et al.Any takers ??Simon

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Simon,
that is good news. I'll redo the Ironton machine with the short handrails and the Lehigh Valley also had that version, as well as the Reading (which i'll do from the Ironton, they were identical, just a different road name and number)
I'm looking foreward to it!Werner

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