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RE: KCS SD50

LAST EDITED ON Feb-05-04 AT 03:25 PM (EST)

Lol looks horrible. Went throught about 20 shades of yellow till it looked kinda right. Oh well different shops paint engines different colors.cnw8717*note* I painted the engine so i can say it looks horrible. Just incase somebody thought I was starting a flame war.

Brock Hansen President/CEO of Iowa Central Ry Inc, subsidiary of The Midwest Regional Railways Corp.
ICR route is changing. New plans.

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RE: KCS SD50

I think it looks pretty good. One thing, though. The big "KCS" on the sides should be closer to the cab-end of the locomotive. Have the skinner take a look at George Elwood's site to see what I mean.Take care,Henry

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Member since Sep-7-02 · 553 posts

RE: KCS SD50

Thanks guys. BTW, Brock (cnw8717) is the reskinner, but since this will be a MASW project, I posted. BTW, i would like to have you guys welcome our newest member of MASW, Brock Hansen.

John Means
MASW Founder and President
The MASW site is www.freewebs.com/klwtrainsim

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