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Member since Apr-9-03 · 924 posts

RE: O.N. Rail

O.N. Rail – image 3

Looks good, but why don't you wait until Grant and V6Rman finish their new SD75I model and make an ONR skin for that?Jonathan Nikiforovs.
Milepost 180, CP Belleville Sub.Repainter for Yonder Locomotive Works.O.N. Rail – image 4

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RE: O.N. Rail

... why don't you wait until Grant and V6Rman finish their new SD75I model and make an ONR skin for that?...I second the motion

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Member since Aug-2-03 · 43 posts

RE: O.N. Rail

I've maked it for fun and past somes free time. It sure i'll make it with Grant and V6Rman SD75I version.

Ben, Forester tech.

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