I have to admit this is a beautiful engine, but it's not my road name and certainly not for this much...
http://www.ebay.com/itm/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=330841589530&ssPageName=ADME:B:WNA:US:1123
griff-
It's easy to change road name and even easier if you start with an unlettered model.
-- D
I bought one of these when they were available, this is the light mountain version. It certainly is a striking looking engine. I have yet to find a set of passenger cars for it though.
Quote from: Doneldon on December 15, 2012, 07:50:08 PM
griff-
It's easy to change road name and even easier if you start with an unlettered model.
-- D
There would be a lot more than a name change, notice the paint job?
PacNo-
You're right. I hadn't thought of the SRR green scheme.
But I think the OP was looking for other than SRR so any
black steamer would probably work.
-- D
$610? some people wanted it BADLY
at $300 I would've had one custom painted instead
I will have to try my luck and list two Bachmann Light Mountain engines and see if I can find a similar bidder
I toyed around with the idea of doing a C&O Piedmont stub down in Richmond VA myself where the triple crossing is. That way I could put in token Seaboard and Southern RR's. That Southern would have looked real nice. That is a beautiful engine.
Any way I found that gem while looking for another J2 Heavy 4-8-2 C&O. Darn near impossible to find one under $175 these days on ebay.
It's pretty coincidental you posted this topic...
I am awaiting my SR #1401 to come in the mail as I type this. It is an old AHM/Rivarossi model, from around 1984 I believe. No experience at all with these models, but an acquaintance had it sitting around and wanted to sell it. And I'm a SRR modeler.. so I HAD to have it. Personally, the #4501 is my lady of choice.. sadly I don't own any models of her yet.
Speaking of #610... I bought a Bachmann 2-8-0 (wanted an un-decorated, but couldn't find one in my price range) and re-lettered and re-numbered it, and slightly painted it for the SR #630 at the Tennessee Valley RR Museum in Chatanooga, TN.
It needs some weathering and more detail parts to make it more authentic... in due time.
ORIGINAL
(https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/-MTD7xkf9t_g/T8ohx2P_dtI/AAAAAAAADxI/OFnJpFyd5go/s912/DSC01836.JPG)
WORK IN PROGRESS
(https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/-kT0IqRtXs6s/T8oi6o0Es2I/AAAAAAAAD0Q/QhvwYuqdFF8/s800/DSC01883.JPG)
CURRENT STATE
(https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-UMQyttGFfHY/T8ojSt1KpnI/AAAAAAAAD1Q/eRk69lZhknU/s800/DSC01896.JPG)
CURRENT STATE
(https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/-mv0RyabRFa0/T8ojDRPC8lI/AAAAAAAAD0o/2Os7-c2MfO4/s800/DSC01890.JPG)