Any locomotives in the files that resemble this one, shape wise? I might just try and paint one up.
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S-12 Baldwin
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RE: S-12 Baldwin
I recall there's a Baldwin S-12 in the library already.Do a files search using: "Baldwin"; "S12"; "S-12", etc.Good luck!Andre
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RE: S-12 Baldwin
Say what are they mining there? Is it some sort of iron ore?This is kwk100 and I'm 10-10 on the side.KWK100's GE Locomotive Rebuilding Updates (Dec. 03/2002):GE 44 Tonner V2.00 nearing completion, working on attaching all the parts and animation. GE logo and name property of General Electric, I have no relation to GE.
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RE: S-12 Baldwin
Judging from the reddish colored stains on the side,I would have to say Iron Ore. I remember seeing pictures of a trio of DM&IR SD9's hauling an ore drag through Minnesota, and they had the same red stains on them.Hope this helps you (and good luck on your repaint)Thomas Pearce
Head Builder, Broadway Limited Locomotive Works
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RE: S-12 Baldwin
Searched again and found one similar but haven't had time to check it out yet, enjoying myself Christmas shopping.You are correct, natural ore is red but this is from pellet dust. Concentrate is black, pellets are gray but after going through the furnace the dust is red. Go figure.
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