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Re: Monon FM H10-44
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lugnet.trains
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Date:
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Tue, 6 Feb 2007 13:16:49 GMT
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In lugnet.trains, Tim David wrote:
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I love this. I was reading about in your blog a couple of weeks ago and was
inspired to find out a bit more about F-M locos (although I failed to find
any pics in Monon colours) I even did a Lugnet search to see if I had missed
you posting about it!
Your locos have a certain style that I haven’t quite managed to pin down, its
possibly the studless thing or the feeling of bulk, either way I like it.
Tim
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Thank you Tim.
The studless design is largely inspired by Jonathon Lopes, who has been doing a
lot in terms of studless construction with his vehicles and buildings.
A great Monon resource is The Monon Railroad
Historical-Technical Society, especially their
Diesel Picture of the Week.
The Monon aslo had several FM H15-44s, which is very similar to the H10-44, but
has a hood that extends on the other side of the cab.
The above picture is from this
site which seems to have a few FM photos.
-Jeramy
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| I love this. I was reading about in your blog a couple of weeks ago and was inspired to find out a bit more about F-M locos (although I failed to find any pics in Monon colours) I even did a Lugnet search to see if I had missed you posting about it! (...) (17 years ago, 6-Feb-07, to lugnet.trains, FTX)
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