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Model Railroading > Pacific Electric questionDate: 02/14/19 09:12 Pacific Electric question Author: CPRR Restoring a 1" scale PERR freight motor. Questions:
1. Pantone number for the red color PE used? 2. What color was the lettering? The motor is in the 1920-30 era. Thanks Date: 02/14/19 09:25 Re: Pacific Electric question Author: PHall Have you asked the folks down at Orange Empire (OERM)? They've restored more then a couple PE cars and can probably help you.
Date: 02/14/19 10:31 Re: Pacific Electric question Author: CPRR PHall Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > Have you asked the folks down at Orange Empire > (OERM)? They've restored more then a couple PE > cars and can probably help you. Good point, will contact them. Thanks Date: 02/14/19 12:53 Re: Pacific Electric question Author: wattslocal Whel you call the museumn, ask for Dave Garcia's phone number -- he orders all the paint and is very, very knowledgable on the PE,
Tell him Ray Ballash said to call. Ray Date: 02/14/19 13:03 Re: Pacific Electric question Author: original Just use Scalecoat "Santa Fe Red "
Date: 02/19/19 08:10 Re: Pacific Electric question Author: CPRR original Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > Just use Scalecoat "Santa Fe Red " Good idea but I want the early brick red Posted from iPhone Date: 03/02/19 09:15 Re: Pacific Electric question Author: Duna CPRR Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > Restoring a 1" scale PERR freight motor. > Questions: > 1. Pantone number for the red color PE used? > 2. What color was the lettering? > > The motor is in the 1920-30 era. > > Thanks Pantone colors (used for printing) are pretty useless for matching RR colors. Not enough to choose from. There is no Pantone number for any PE red. (At least 3 PE reds). Lettering color varied by date painted. Check with Southern California Railway Museum was Orange Empire Ry Museum. |