Mbta gp40mc!

[BigE]

I'm not counting rivets either.
In either event, I'm not seeing any cabin height problems at all.
Looking at the details and comparing sizes, best I can with all the photos given, I'm not seeing any problem at all.

It wasn't that I already have 2 GP units, an SD40-2 and a SD70ACe on the way, I might be inclined to get one as well.
Well.... maybe not in that pastel lavender paint scheme. I would much prefer Amtrak47's paint scheme.
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[Mike_Arnold]

Well I can for sure tell that it is not the same as in the photo of the prototypical model. There is a hump that comes down on top of the cab. Regardless the model looks good and is pretty close.

 

[ST214]

Very nice! I personally do not like the Geeps, I would rather have a fleet of now departed F40PHs but that is the best looking attempt at a GP40MC I have seen!

 

[ST214]

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Well.... maybe not in that pastel lavender paint scheme. I would much prefer Amtrak47's paint scheme.
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That is the same paint scheme. The prototype picture is wearing faded paint.

 

[MGWSY]

So what if the cab is wrong and maybe some other details, only a few will notice that anyways. For me personally I rather it be spot on for all details but that's how I am and working for the RR I became more of a rivet counter then before as I was looking at cars and locos day in and out and remember a lot of the details. But if someone is happy with what they have so be it as its a hobby to be enjoyed, while some have fun running old tyco trains, 3 rail lionel, etc I like accurate customized models with full blown electronics and all lights working and such, that's what I enjoy and that's what I do but I don't go saying that because others don't do it my way they are wrong. Ya I will say something is off if its a fake paint scheme on a close but not accurate model from a manufacturer but that's to warn buyers that the item is not accurate as in the past I was suckered into buying stuff like that and then over the years disposed of it and built accurate versions.

 

[MGWSY]

As for the roof and cab you can see in this picture the hump on top of the roof to make it as high as the rest of the loco and notice how the windows are as low as the flat part of the nose.

http://www.railpictures.net/images/d1/8/2/5/5825.1063743300.jpg

 

[Model Train Structures]

Sweet!

D.A.