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Larry Smith
Where can I get drawing of Combine 15, Coach 16 and the Azalea?
Larry Smith
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Chris Ford
Here's a list that John Waite published back in 1995...I'm sure that some of these are no longer available, but some were published in the Stemwinder which is still available. ------------------------ Chris Ford President - ET&WNC Railroad Historical Society www.etwncrrhs.org chris@... 901-497-0809 ------------------------ www.cfordart.com
On Wed, 10 Feb 2021 18:34:29 -0800, "Larry Smith" <wooddale@...> wrote:
Where can I get drawing of Combine 15, Coach 16 and the Azalea?
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Larry Smith
Thanks Chris Larry
On Wednesday, February 10, 2021, 9:28:59 PM CST, Chris Ford <chris@...> wrote:
Here's a list that John Waite published back in 1995...I'm sure that some of these are no longer available, but some were published in the Stemwinder which is still available.
------------------------ Chris Ford President - ET&WNC Railroad Historical Society www.etwncrrhs.org chris@... 901-497-0809 ------------------------ www.cfordart.com On Wed, 10 Feb 2021 18:34:29 -0800, "Larry Smith" <wooddale@...> wrote: Where can I get drawing of Combine 15, Coach 16 and the Azalea?
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johnny graybeal
An excellent drawing of the Azalea was done in the Gazette about 2010. One printed prior to that was incorrect in many measurements. I helped Alfred with ICC information and he did an excellent job. Just cant tell you which issue.
Johnny Graybeal
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Larry Smith
Thanks Johnny, the plans were published in 2011 and I found them in my Gazette archives. Next question, What color were the roofs of the ET's passenger cars? Red, Black or Green. Larry Smith
On Friday, February 12, 2021, 2:05:02 PM CST, johnny graybeal <johnnyg@...> wrote:
An excellent drawing of the Azalea was done in the Gazette about 2010. One printed prior to that was incorrect in many measurements. I helped Alfred with ICC information and he did an excellent job. Just cant tell you which issue. Johnny Graybeal
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johnny graybeal
Not an easy answer. I can say for sure that red was not the color until 1949. I would say black, which is what the colorized post cards from the 30s show. There is also this photo, which is from 1948 but shows the equipment in WWII colors.
Johnny Graybeal
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Larry Smith
Thanks Johnny. I'll use a weathered black as I'm modeling 1942. Larry Smith
On Saturday, February 13, 2021, 10:35:10 AM CST, johnny graybeal <johnnyg@...> wrote:
Not an easy answer. I can say for sure that red was not the color until 1949. I would say black, which is what the colorized post cards from the 30s show. There is also this photo, which is from 1948 but shows the equipment in WWII colors. Johnny Graybeal
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Dan Stenger
I read somewhere that if the car had gold lettering the roof was black and if it had white lettering it had a red roof.
Dan ----------------------------------------- From: "johnny graybeal"To: ETWNC@groups.io Cc: Sent: Saturday February 13 2021 11:34:56AM Subject: Re: [ETWNC] drawings Not an easy answer. I can say for sure that red was not the color until 1949. I would say black, which is what the colorized post cards from the 30s show. There is also this photo, which is from 1948 but shows the equipment in WWII colors. Johnny Graybeal
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johnny graybeal
Not the case Dan. Red roofs came about on the 15 in 1949. Inspired the Bachmann Big Hauler coaches I think. Johnny
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Dan Stenger
Yet another example of you can't trust everything you read. I bow to the ET master.... Dan ----------------------------------- From: "johnny graybeal" To: ETWNC@groups.io Cc: Sent: Sunday February 14 2021 7:57:28PM Subject: Re: [ETWNC] drawings
Not the case Dan. Red roofs came about on the 15 in 1949. Inspired
the Bachmann Big Hauler coaches I think.
Johnny
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