Re: "Hollywood's Railroads" New Book About NG Films
| December 10, 2014 11:52AM |
Hi,
After Mom died in 2012, my brother-in-law transferred my web site to his server. He made a temporary web page for me until I could get mine loaded. His had a photo of a Black Hills Central (?) 2-8-0 "backdated" to before it was built. It had a long wood "cow catcher", diamond stack and painted in red and yellow.
It was definitely against my business of selling prototype models.
Take a locomotive, add a fake stack, cow-catcher, and a gaudy paint scheme . . . and try to pass it off as Eureka!!!
Doug vV
After Mom died in 2012, my brother-in-law transferred my web site to his server. He made a temporary web page for me until I could get mine loaded. His had a photo of a Black Hills Central (?) 2-8-0 "backdated" to before it was built. It had a long wood "cow catcher", diamond stack and painted in red and yellow.
It was definitely against my business of selling prototype models.
Take a locomotive, add a fake stack, cow-catcher, and a gaudy paint scheme . . . and try to pass it off as Eureka!!!
Doug vV
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