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Still need to dullcoat it.
Prototype is in the book East End Page 162.
I just wanted to leave a reply on your page (mainly and honestly because I'd like mine to be replied to) and I don't like to see pages left unreplied to so I'll be your first replier.
And also nice photo of the cabooses. And the yellow passenger cars in the background are my favorite kind of pre-20th century passenger cars. Well, I like them best in yellow and because I have some like that, except their Cobblestone Corner Railways cars with red tops and they're by T and S Collectible Trains (and I think Windham Heights has to do with these too.) It's a battery powered train, it's HO scale but the tracks are plastic. You can find them and other T and S Trains and tracks and Windham Heights Cobblestone Corner equipment on eBay and Amazon (there was a time you could buy T and S Train paraphernalia from Dollar Tree but to my dismay they don't seem to carry them anymore, you have to order them online now.) But I like those 19th Century passenger cars, as pictured, best in yellow.
Red is my most favorite caboose color.