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geode

August 28, 2007 11:27AM

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There is a very nicely detailed drawing of K27 453/461 with notes of differences on other 27's, by Allen J. Brewster. It's in the June, '73 issue of Model Railroader. Sorry I haven't figured out how to scan things that span multiple page widths on my cheap Lexmark scanner. If you don't have that issue maybe you'd have some luck at the Kalmbach web site.

George

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