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TOPIC: Ready for paint

Ready for paint 9 years 1 week ago #4391

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I think I am done. Maybe some more minor ejection pin divot sanding on the deck but otherwise pretty much done and ready for paint.

There is 60+ years of technology here. From 1950s American Flyer injection modeling to 2015 3D printing.

If it is gray I designed it and 3D printed it as well.

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April, 1957
The famous green "READING LINES" bridge over Shepps Dam on the Reading Belt Line (near Carpenter Steel) enters service.

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