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Model Railroading > Model U25 B - rookie needs guidanceDate: 07/16/07 09:16 Model U25 B - rookie needs guidance Author: u216smc I'm looking for a U25B with a GE demo paint job & logos. I'm looking for a display model only to show with my vintage construction equipment models. I need something close to a 1:50 scale. Any ideas?
Date: 07/16/07 09:20 Re: Model U25 B - rookie needs guidance Author: fbe I believe there have been some metal U25B model kits available in O Scale which is 1:48. The U25B demos were mostly high hood which I do not believe has ever been offerred. There may have been a couple of low nose demos later on. The GE demo decals will also be a challenge to find. Atlas makes a nice O Scale GP35 model if you can get over the idea of a GE.
Date: 07/16/07 12:27 Re: Model U25 B - rookie needs guidance Author: Lone Star Weaver produced a 1:48 scale U-25B in plastic, though I don't believe they offered the GE demo scheme. These were pretty good models for what it's worth.
john Date: 07/16/07 13:32 Re: Model U25 B - rookie needs guidance Author: wlankenau Central Locomotive Works made the U25B in O scale, and there was at least one low-nose demo.
Date: 07/16/07 20:46 Re: Model U25 B - rookie needs guidance Author: TomPlatten Aristo-Craft makes a low-nose GE U25B a "G" scale but that won't do you much good!
Date: 07/16/07 21:40 Re: Model U25 B - rookie needs guidance Author: MysticHowler Your best bet is going to be the Weaver. My dad has two of them. One in Union Pacific, and one in Delaware and Hudson.
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