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OC Engineer JD May 21, 2007

  1. atsf_arizona

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    Jerry, great work. Inspiring.... I have to go and try to copy what you've done on my SD9E's now. Thx for the pics. :)
     
  2. tallsurfman

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    I didn't know that the Sacramento Locomotive Works did weathering too? It looks like its been out on the road for a while, great work!
     
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  4. OC Engineer JD

    OC Engineer JD Staff Member TrainBoard Supporter

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    Thanks Thom! I'll have to check clearences to see if this detail gets put on or left off.:)
     
  5. OC Engineer JD

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    Thanks John! All weathering was done with chalks, sealed with dulcoat. :)
     
  6. OC Engineer JD

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    It's one heck of a Shop! :)
     
  7. OC Engineer JD

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    I think I am going to leave the bell off for operational reasons. :)
     
  8. SP 9811

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    You probably would have had to use that super overhead crane to install it, and show it to people!:teeth:
     
  9. OC Engineer JD

    OC Engineer JD Staff Member TrainBoard Supporter

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    LOL Thats right! ;)
     
  10. OC Engineer JD

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    New numberboards installed.:)
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  11. OC Engineer JD

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    Rear MU hoses installed and painted. This unit is finished. :)
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  12. SP 9811

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    Those are nice boards! Do you just cut the individual numbers and line them up, or something else? Number boards are a thorn in my side.:angel:

     
  13. OC Engineer JD

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    I was lucky and the '44' and the '09' were together, so it was only four total pieces. I tried to leave a very small gap between the '44' and '09' to look like the individual numbers the SP used in the numberboards.
     
  14. SP 9811

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    ahhh ok, you do them the same way I do. Thought you might have an easier way. They are a pain!
     
  15. OC Engineer JD

    OC Engineer JD Staff Member TrainBoard Supporter

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    LOL...there is no EASY way! LOL :)
     
  16. SP 9811

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    :lightbulb:You know, there ought to be preprinted number boards for specific railroads and locomotive types. Like for the SD9, there would be a set called SP SD9, and have all number variations. Before and after renumbering.:lightbulb:
     
  17. OC Engineer JD

    OC Engineer JD Staff Member TrainBoard Supporter

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    That is a great idea. :)
     
  18. OC Engineer JD

    OC Engineer JD Staff Member TrainBoard Supporter

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    The next rebuilds, two GE units have just arrived from the Bay Area.
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  19. OC Engineer JD

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    First scheduled, U30C #7913.
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  20. OC Engineer JD

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    I really love GE power. :)
     

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