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I love the detail! Lookin' good!!!! It's classic PRR.
Keep up the good work,
Future Cumbres & Toltec or Durango & Silverton Engineer.
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Go to my informative K-36 page:
http://www.freewebs.com/drgwk36For progress on the Cumbres Pass route:
http://groups.msn.com/MSTSNarrowGauge/ctsrr.msnw
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Looks GREAT! (To paraphrase a certain breakfast cereal tiger!)THere's a place for that one on the hard drive for sure!Any htoughts of doing a "Coast to coast" tender for it?GH
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Sweet looking model, keep up the good work!Can't wait to see how the textures apply to it.Jeremy Hopkin
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GaryH2,Yes, we at Broadway Limited Locomotive Works have built four different tender variations that were common to this engine. The first type modeled (And shown in Mikes Screenshot) is the original Short Haul tender. But during these engines lifetimes, they were also equipped with Short-Haul tenders that had brakemen's doghouses on them, and the common coast to coast tender, in both six and eight axle variants. Also, Both Mike and I have collaboratd on creating a version of the famous Pennsy H21a Hoppers in both loaded and unloaded versions. Just be sure to keep an eye on the newest files section. See my newest post for Screnshots of the model (Before trucks were fitted.)
Thomas Pearce,
Freight Car Builder, Broadway Limited Locomotive Works
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Mike,
Hard Work Has Finally Paid Off!
Thanks,
Jim
President Of BLLW
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