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It wasn't easy.
NYC_George
But it was worth the effort.. wow.
excellent, how did you make the engine? Its a kit??
Grandson of an ALCO Builder
Dito to everyone, amazing work, stunning job.
WOW!!!!.NICE!!!..weathering is something I am still learning so I am gonna sit this one out and learn!...Great Job!
Very nice. I'd like to see some more photo's of that.
Very creative and excellent work!
excellent, how did you make the engine? Its a kit??
Thanks to everyone for your comments. The diesel motor is the Walthers Prime Mover EMD engine kit. A few years ago one of my NYC GP7's was having motor problems. I was unable to buy another so I bought a Reading GP7 and used my NYC shell with the new unit. I said maybe some day I'll find a use for the old NYC frame and Reading shell. I just didn't know it would be the forum's April photo contest.
NYC_George
Just saw your photo It is excellent !!!!!
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Fantastic! that is one cool model
Thanks for sharing with us
Willis
George that's indeed a great job you did on that unit. Was it an Atlas geep? I notice the seam along the bottom of the long hood...
George that's indeed a great job you did on that unit. Was it an Atlas geep? I notice the seam along the bottom of the long hood...
Hi Ken
No it's a 8 or 9 year old Life Like GP7. I think I bought it two years ago for $28.00 to replace one of my NYC GP7's I was having trouble with.
NYC_George
NOT EASY? George, you are the master of understatement!!!
What a excellent job you did on that GP7.... thank you for posting that one.
Bob
Central Indiana & Ohio RR
Nice job. I know that didn't happen overnight! Very well composed too I might add. Put it on any mainline in the final days of the PRR or early PC and you might not know its model..LOL
Very, very nice.

That'll look fantastic at your new engine terminal!
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