Re: K-36 #489 front marker/class lights?
| September 05, 2009 12:04PM |
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Here's what the new lenses look like.
What I think would be the most commonly used color combo:
And then what matches the photo posted (note photo posted is of C&T and not D&RGW) in an above response with clear forward, green to the side:
A bit off topic, but the model has a really nice backhead. However for three gauges there is just a white background without any numbers, etc... Does anyone know what each of the three blank gauges are? I'm sure I could find an image online of a gauge I could make decals or stickers out of once I know what type they are:
Matt
Lake Forest, CA
Click Here for my model train photo website
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 09/05/2009 06:08PM by San Juan.
What I think would be the most commonly used color combo:
And then what matches the photo posted (note photo posted is of C&T and not D&RGW) in an above response with clear forward, green to the side:
A bit off topic, but the model has a really nice backhead. However for three gauges there is just a white background without any numbers, etc... Does anyone know what each of the three blank gauges are? I'm sure I could find an image online of a gauge I could make decals or stickers out of once I know what type they are:
Matt
Lake Forest, CA
Click Here for my model train photo website
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 09/05/2009 06:08PM by San Juan.
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