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controll (111 posts)
Aug-15-01, 04:42 AM (EST) "New F7A Seaboard Coast Air Line engine" Here is a new repaint for the 3D Trains F7A Demo of
the Seaboard Coast Air Line Railroad modelled after
a F3 of the line #3025....Message Areas - "New F7A Seaboard Coast Air Line engine" – image 1Enjoy...comments welcomed.Controll Alert Edit | Reply | Reply With Quote | Top
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Subject Author Message Date ID RE: New F7A Seaboard Coast Air Line... bleuzzmann Aug-15-01 1 RE: New F7A Seaboard Coast Air Line... CMO Aug-15-01 2 RE: New F7A Seaboard Coast Air Line... Blocker Aug-25-01 3

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bleuzzmann (224 posts)
Aug-15-01, 07:38 AM (EST) 1. "RE: New F7A Seaboard Coast Air Line engine" Very nice and especially welcome for us 'southerners'. Any chance of getting one 'properly weathered' and NOT so clean?
Something on the order of the KCS model that showed up a few days ago?bill
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CMO (7 posts)
Aug-15-01, 08:00 PM (EST) 2. "RE: New F7A Seaboard Coast Air Line engine" Both SEABOARD engines are great. I think the font is wrong, and look here for the right one:
http://www.railfonts.com/cgi/font-store/fontshop.cgi?ACTION=thispage&thispage=page9.html&ORDER_ID=308252647
Even this Seaboard font is not entirely correct. I obtained the blueprint for the font from Pullman to use on my 1:1 Fort Lauderdale. But the letters you need are esentially correct.
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Blocker (37 posts)
Aug-25-01, 08:41 AM (EST) 3. "RE: New F7A Seaboard Coast Air Line engine" Will you do a B unit to for this one? Remove | Alert Edit | Reply | Reply With Quote | Top

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