Poll: Are you interested in decals for biL's Lehigh Susquehanna & Western railroad?
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1 HO scale set in white
25.00%
5 25.00%
2 HO scale sets in white
35.00%
7 35.00%
3 HO scale sets in white
15.00%
3 15.00%
4 HO scale sets in white
5.00%
1 5.00%
5 HO scale sets in white
0%
0 0%
1 HO scale set in black
5.00%
1 5.00%
2 HO scale sets in black
5.00%
1 5.00%
3 HO scale sets in black
5.00%
1 5.00%
4 HO scale sets in black
0%
0 0%
5 HO scale sets in black
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0 0%
1 N scale set in white
0%
0 0%
2 N scale sets in white
5.00%
1 5.00%
3 N scale sets in white
0%
0 0%
4 N scale sets in white
0%
0 0%
5 N scale sets in white
0%
0 0%
1 N scale set in black
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0 0%
2 N scale sets in black
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0 0%
3 N scale sets in black
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0 0%
4 N scale sets in black
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0 0%
5 N scale sets in black
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Remembering biL Marsland...
#93
While I was railfanning down by "AT yard" I was lucky enough to catch the CNJ transfer come in from the other side of the river. I was very happy to see that the first car in the cut was LS&W #899.    

    I was pleased with the way the decals have come out a big thank you to Doctorwayne for seeing this project through. I used an Accurail rib-side hopper. the only change I made to it was to paint the inside of it a rattle can red primmer. That does a good job simulating what constant anthracite hauling does to the inside of these cars.

    Once you weather it the effect is very convincing.

    This "B" end shot I grabbed as #899 sits on the rip track, their seams to be some kind trouble with one of the hopper doors.
 My other car is a locomotive, ARHS restoration crew  
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