--- In [email protected], Bob Werre <bob@...> wrote:
>
> I
> would have certainly purchased is 0-6-0 switcher had he produced it in
> the UP variation. <snip>
> I did buy the wood side version and (contrary to Bill's impression)
> found everything just right--excellent soldering and everything was
> straight. I got the un-painted version, weathered the wooden sides and
> put them in my version (ATSF lettering). <skip>
> Bob Werre
In case folks haven't noticed, River Raisin is taking deposits on the SP S-12 &
S-14 0-6-0 switchers. These are different from the recently imported USRA
switchers and the same switchers CG was never able to produce year ago...
Bob - I too have one of the CG wood side version gons. I really like mine,
lettered for Rock Island. There were some good articles for lettering in
Model Railroading magazine back in 1990. I am not sure I understand Bill's
issue but hope it wouldn't stop anyone from getting one if it fits their
modeling. One concern I have is when one of this lists heavy hitters bashes a
business or a model or a technique (or a minister!). I hope the rest of us
have the sense to take it as one person's opinion and not Gospel truth...
Jim Kindraka
Plymouth, WI
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