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I as Chris noted I had trouble getting on the site. The only way was to search for reading modeler then click on the readingmodeler.info from there I could log in.
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Added another Atlas GP7 unit 614.
painted using SCII RDG green, engine black for the pilots and window gaskets, grimy black for the trucks, fuel tank and screening. Model Master insignia yellow for the railings and grabs. Detail parts added including the dynamic 48" brake fan. TCS WOW sound and TDS mini speaker installed. Light weathering with AIM powders. MS decals.
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Notice that the short hood hand rail was received broken I added the short black extension until the arrival of a replacement.
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My last two completed 7's both Atlas models.

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Added details to two of my wide visions including markers,fuel fill,toilet vent,fins,windshield wipers and window screens to the cupola.
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Added LV 304 to my GP18 roster
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Lets take a closer look at 304. The model started as an undecorated Walthers Mainline GP 9 I used the walkway and long hood from a P2K shell and used the low short hood and cab from the GP9.
The model was painted using MM insignia red,BNSF orange for the railings, grabs and step edges,SCII black for the window gaskets and SCII griey black for the trucks and fuel tank which were then weathered with AIM powders.MS decals and detail parts added.
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December 9, 1839
The entire Main Line of the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad was opened.

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