The usable space on my work bench as continually was getting smaller and smaller. I had to clean up and I now have room to work. I have also dug out a lot of models that I need to build or get rid of as well. I have decided to work on trio of ALCo’, two RS-3’s and an RS-11. The RS-11 s a rebuild of one I built when I was in collage back in the late 1980’s. When I originally built it, I did a decent job, but I did not modify the windows fuel tank, nor add the train control box. I also used the in correct decals, using the extra serif ones made for the GP-9’s. I was able to new shells for the hood and cab as well as grab irons from Atlas. This time I did make the modifications to the cab windows and add the the train control box. I also modified the fuel tank.
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Here is the Atlas shell with Custom Finishing steam generator added
along with the Atlas grab irons. |
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The fuel tank is from an Atlas RSD4/5. I then dded bits of styrene to ends to
create the tank used by the New Haven. |
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Here is the unmodified cab with a line showing where i plan to
extend the window |
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This shows the modified cab window. I just eye balled the open from photos.
This also shows the train control box from Details Associates.I built the
walkway from .010 styrene. |
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Here is the location of the factory applied air horn that needs to be filled and
smoothed. |
Here are the two RS-3 I am working on, more info in the near future.
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