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Re: My new creation
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lugnet.trains
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Fri, 24 May 2002 13:43:45 GMT
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In lugnet.trains, Chuck Kabesh writes:
> I can't call this a MOC since it is really my attempt to replicate the SD40-2
> that Christopher Masi has on his web site. The differences between his and mine
> are mainly due to parts availability, but I did add working headlights, a
> backlit front number plate, and working exhaust fans. It is a joy to run it,
> watching the steerable trucks negotiate the curves.
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> Thanks to Christopher, and all the other great builders, for the inspiration.
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> It can be seen at http://www3.telus.net/chucko
Very nice, Chuck-- I like all of the working elements you have incorporated!
There are a lot of nice surfaces and details that make this engine interesting
to look at.
There is, however, one important detail that you have omitted which will come
in handy-- a *fuel tank*:-) For me, a nice, big and low fuel tank really helps
give a loco MOC a beefy and heavy look-- and luckily, the parts required to
build one are plentiful and cheap;-)
Thanks for posting!
-John
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