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Seasons Greetings! 10 years 4 months ago #2408

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Tritty was a resident of Emmaus and I think a founding member of the East Penn Model railroad club which I was a president before our merger and move to Coopersburg. ( now Coopersburg Area Society of model engineers )CASME. He also ran on the Perk local in the late 60's and early 70's. I have some pics of him dressed as Santa riding on the side of motive power through Emmaus on the main line. Brings back memories.
Daniel J Mohr
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Seasons Greetings! 10 years 4 months ago #2421

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Which flat is that? Doesn't look like a deep well or 9100...or is it 9100?
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Seasons Greetings! 10 years 4 months ago #2423

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Looks like 9100.

Conrail "LOST' the real one They were willing to donate it to the RCTHS, but they couldn't find it and it was still on there books, just not where their books said it was or any where else.
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Seasons Greetings! 10 years 4 months ago #2426

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hmmm. Was 9100 modified after being built 1953? My pictures in the book show that there is no lower sill, only a flat panel of steel. The pictures are from 1971 so maybe it has been shopped. This is info I need to find out of thats the case!
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Seasons Greetings! 10 years 4 months ago #2431

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9100 didn't have the lower lip on the sidesill like the Athearn model. It has to be removed in order to model it correctly.
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Seasons Greetings! 10 years 4 months ago #2435

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yes, it's the Athearn 4 truck HD flat #9100.

so I have to modify it to make it more correct? Hmm... growing list of projects!
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Barry
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