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Time for me to showcase my stuff... 11 years 2 months ago #281

Turboboost910 OFFLINE Conductor Posts: 250 Thank you received: 17	Mitch from Maine wrote: Love the boxcars-especially the XAp's-Years ago, Redball made cast metal Creco doors detailed well, just needed to be file ddown in thickness some.. Keep up the great work! In N scale?
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Time for me to showcase my stuff... 11 years 2 months ago #282

Chris_L OFFLINE Fireman Posts: 59 Thank you received: 7	very nice stuff, I'm an n-scaler too!
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Time for me to showcase my stuff... 11 years 2 months ago #306

Mitch from Maine OFFLINE Engineer Posts: 136 Thank you received: 17	No - HO!!!! Can't tell it's N--looks like HO to me!!! Great stuff (I liked your old AS-16 moniker-we ALL need one!)
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Time for me to showcase my stuff... 11 years 2 months ago #319

Turboboost910 OFFLINE Conductor Posts: 250 Thank you received: 17	Didn't think so. N scale is about 20 years behind HO! At least HO has some Baldwins...Think there are a whopping 2-3 models in N...
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Time for me to showcase my stuff... 11 years 2 months ago #353

Riggelweg OFFLINE Fireman Posts: 68 Thank you received: 19	Very nice work. Did you print your decals on an Alps printer? I've thought about doing this. I'm in the process of designing decals for F-3s I want to repaint, but I'm not sure I'll be able to get an Alps printer up and running. If I fail, I'll either use the Champ or Microscale decals.
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Time for me to showcase my stuff... 11 years 2 months ago #358

Turboboost910 OFFLINE Conductor Posts: 250 Thank you received: 17	Yes, an Alps MD-5000. the resolution is up to 2400x2400 which allows very crisp printing at this size. Unfortunately the darn things cost $600+ on ebay.
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Did You Know?

March 1, 1948

The "Wall Street" begins service between Philadelphia and Jersey City, hauled by new G-3 Pacific locomotives and featuring new two-toned green cars.

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Operations Information

A variety of Reading Company operations related documents, etc. that may be of use in your modeling efforts.

Operations Paperwork

A variety of Reading Company operations paperwork, such as train orders, clearance forms, etc. that will help you operate your Reading layout in a prototypical manner.

Timetables, Rulebooks, Etc.

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Rolling Stock Reference

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