

2 of four... little details left.
Credit where due: PapaXpress made the radio antenna, the mount plate for the horn, and the radiator handrail for these.
1852 and 1854 to go. Then the TR5 cow and calf 1877.
PapaXpress wrote:Its not that the bell is small but that it has a very thin external holder(? is there a proper name for this?).
PapaXpress wrote:I was thinking just the same thing around lunch time. I may be able to make one. I need to think about it.
MadMike1024 wrote:It's called a harp...
PapaXpress wrote:I was thinking just the same thing around lunch time. I may be able to make one. I need to think about it.
PapaXpress wrote:Thank you, that makes sense.
HA HA HA... and I am still thinking about it
arizonachris wrote:Just don't harp on it too much, papa(I just had to you left it wide open) Switchers look great as always, Mike!
Csxgp38-2 wrote:It's Lackawanna.
Csxgp38-2 wrote:The locomotive side said Lacawanna.
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