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Re: 10020 in S@H catalogue?
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Sat, 16 Feb 2002 13:35:50 GMT
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In lugnet.trains, John Warren writes:
> In lugnet.trains, Larry Pieniazek writes:
> > In lugnet.trains, Bryan Kinkel writes:
> > > Here is the direct link to the Brickshelf scan -
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> > > http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?i=119747
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> > > I wonder if there will eventually be matching passenger cars for the beauty?
> > > Or perhaps Lego Direct will offer bulk yellow and red train doors & windows
> > > so we can build our own...
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> > > Bryan
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> > They already offer the correct color: Grey. Yellow and red would be wrong.
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> > Santa Fe never had passenger stock of any significant in those colors. They
> > used dark green during the heavyweight era (since much of their stock was
> > Pullman owned or at least operated) and stainless in the streamliner era.
> >
> > So grey is the closest color... since the engine has grey trucks and grey
> > back instead of silver trucks and stainless back.
> True..I was going to respond to this but you beat me to it. However, since
> your the expert, Larry, answer this question for me.
> I have seen a model of the super chief made in O scale by Lionel that had
> the yellow, red, and black strips continue all the way from the engine
> across ALL of the passenger cars. This is very pretty of course but did
> Santa Fe EVER use this paint scheme on any real trains of theirs? I'm
> debating if I want to use that pin stipe design on my MOC of a super chief
> but I have never found a real picture with the stripes on the passenger
> cars. I have only seen plain solid stainless steal cars with only black
> lettering on them.
I'm not sure. I can't say they definitively didn't ever do red/yellow/black
striping but my experience agrees with yours, only plain with black lettering.
No one has yet commmented that the stripe that was chosen was only yellow
instead of black/yellow, I don't think... but that's a nitpick. The extra
color would have thickened it up considerably so I think they made a good
choice.
I'm digging this model a lot and like the rest of you, wondering who
designed it. I'm assuming it's not a part of the MOC line as it presumably
would be trumpeted... so it probably must have been Jorn.
Well, we all knew he's got it in him based on the preview models that LEGO
made publicly available. (and one could speculate that those weren't the
only ones he's done)
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| (...) How are we going to use the black decorative 9v train motor side piece accurately on this model? Will we have to replace the light grey trucks with our own black ones? Should we expect LEGO to include light grey decorative sides for our 9v (...) (22 years ago, 17-Feb-02, to lugnet.trains)
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| (...) True..I was going to respond to this but you beat me to it. However, since your the expert, Larry, answer this question for me. I have seen a model of the super chief made in O scale by Lionel that had the yellow, red, and black strips (...) (22 years ago, 16-Feb-02, to lugnet.trains)
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