D&RGW Royal Gorge Herald Help
| February 23, 2008 03:41PM |
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I've been trying to find a clear image of the Royal Gorge herald to use for making my own decals. I'd like to place heralds on our G scale steel bridges.
I've made decals of Rio Grande heralds before for use on structures, vehicles, etc... But this was with either the "flying" logo, or the Moffat Tunnel/Royal Gorge herald. Trying to find just the Royal Gorge herald has been difficult. None of the books I have display this logo either.
I took a photo a while back of the abandoned spans east of Gato (Pagosa Junction) and the herald was surprisingly still visible. Here's what it looked like:
Does anyone have a .gif, .jpeg, etc...of this herald? I haven't found this on any commercial decal sets (need black herald with clear background) either.
Any help is appreciated.
Matt
Lake Forest, CA
Click Here for my model train photo website
I've made decals of Rio Grande heralds before for use on structures, vehicles, etc... But this was with either the "flying" logo, or the Moffat Tunnel/Royal Gorge herald. Trying to find just the Royal Gorge herald has been difficult. None of the books I have display this logo either.
I took a photo a while back of the abandoned spans east of Gato (Pagosa Junction) and the herald was surprisingly still visible. Here's what it looked like:
Does anyone have a .gif, .jpeg, etc...of this herald? I haven't found this on any commercial decal sets (need black herald with clear background) either.
Any help is appreciated.
Matt
Lake Forest, CA
Click Here for my model train photo website
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