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Used by a few roads before RDC's became popular this diesel hydraulic "doodlebug" is one of those streamlined toasters of the art-deco age... Really need to work on the paint scheme, more pictures of the "Eaglette" are at... http://mo-pac.com/eaglette.htmlOnly a few roads owned them, and apparently only a few of each. IC, Mopac, Susquehanna, Seaboard and a few other roads. Diesel hydraulics don't go over about big in the States.Just a rough shape thrown together over lunch...I wish I could do a series of doodlebugs, there's a whole lot of interesting stuff out there.Frank MusickMoving America into the 19th Century! www.kelticsylk.com
As always there is the problem of time versus volume. There are a helluva lotta things to model A lot of work is backed up behind the Virginian EL2B. I'm determined to finish this round of electrics before starting on any new series of models. The biggest problem is that I can throw the rough shapes together fairly fast at lunch, but the rest of the work takes forever. So now I have this backlog I'm working through.Frank MusickMoving America into the 19th Century! www.kelticsylk.com
