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Randy B.

November 19, 2001 04:35PM

I don't have any great side views of the cars, but I can tell you that the lettering on both the cars is "railroad roman" scanned directly off of HO scale Rio Grande decals you can buy at a hobby shop. The name Durango is stretched out so it looks like different lettering. The name Edna is oversized. I'll post pictures when I take some good ones.

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The '' DURANGO'' PARLOR CAR.	Jim Howard	November 09, 2001 08:38AM
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