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Article #112Re: Why paint items in historic liveries?
From: Terry Flynn
Date: Tue, 17 May 2005 03:37
Date: Tue, 17 May 2005 03:37
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"Roy Wilke" <noidontwantanyspamthankyouverymuch@thisisp.com> wrote in message news:4282e96f$0$10304$afc38c87@news.optusnet.com.au... > > > Fred Morley wrote: > > > I will throw my 6 penneth worth the colour of the 38's were battle ship grey > > ,we used to go and look at them during lunch break at Broadmeadow high > > school, (student there 1945-1948 )which was just over the fence if you > > could find it. > > FredMorley > > Phht! You should know that having actually seen the locomotives in the > correct colour scheme when the paint was still fresh doesn't compare to > the accurate knowledge to be gained from looking at a 50-year-old and > out-of-focus B&W picture taken with the trusty Box Brownie camera. ;) > That's why I am using a colour reproduction as my reference as opposed to your nothing Roy. Fred's recollection is consistent with the colour print. It's now on my web page. -- Terry Flynn http://angelfire.com/clone/rail/index.html HO wagon weight and locomotive tractive effort estimates DC control circuit diagrams HO scale track standards
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