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Reading Topic #4975

Charter Member · 991 posts

RE: Reading in progress

Looks great Gary.I guess you've solved the "green" problem?

"Hold tight,feel the drivers bite,hear the whistle moan.Engine rockin' to the left and right,vibratin' in my bones.Once the locomotive steals your soul,you got a Casey Jones!"---Ian"Lemmy"Kilmister

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Member since Jul-21-03 · 46 posts

RE: Reading in progress

LAST EDITED ON Sep-23-03 AT 06:25 AM (EDT)

NICE JOB! With all these good engines, cars, ets...It would be nice to have a RDG route. Just keep wishins I guess.

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Thanks!

Special thanks to Bob Plainsman for the custom physics to be included in some of these upcoming repaints and of course EXTRA special thanks to Dick Cowen for the model (otherwise I wouldn't have anything to repaint!).I ran into the same issue that Icyfire ran into with weathering the units. IMHO, it looked horrible so that is where things are now. Since Reading RS3s saw a lot of coal service I didn't really want most of them to look factory fresh, but they may end up that way if I can't get the weathering to look a little better.Gary

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