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Model Railroading > Need Information pleaseDate: 06/18/22 12:40 Need Information please Author: BNSF-E9 Color & paint information for the Rock Island, GP35.
Most of the photos I find on FFs...I can't tell if it's brown, a different shade red, or what. Also the yellow, I'm not sure of either. Thanks in advance for help. Date: 06/18/22 12:50 Re: Need Information please Author: drdiesel Some good color photos here. Search on RI.
https://www.locophotos.com/Search.php Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 06/18/22 12:51 by drdiesel. Date: 06/18/22 14:34 Re: Need Information please Author: ntharalson Good advice to check out the photos. I can say that the base clor is a maroon but the shade will depend on how much sun it's gotten. The yellow someone else will have to comment on.
Nick Tharalson, Marion, IA Date: 06/18/22 16:30 Re: Need Information please Author: BNSF-E9 drdiesel, ntharalson, most excellent!
Thanks very much. Date: 06/18/22 20:00 Re: Need Information please Author: CPR_4000 Some say Rock Island, Lackawanna, and Boston & Maine maroon are the same. EMD used a somewhat limited pallette in the early days.
Date: 06/18/22 22:50 Re: Need Information please Author: ATSFSuperCap If you are looking for paint for models check Tru Color's site. They have the colors you are looking for.
Date: 06/19/22 06:11 Re: Need Information please Author: BNSF-E9 More great advice, and help.
Thanks very much. Date: 06/19/22 07:04 Re: Need Information please Author: BAB ATSFSuperCap Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > If you are looking for paint for models check Tru > Color's site. They have the colors you are > looking for. Thats the best way as photos are seldom true due to lighting and if taken by a slide or negative camera most film has a color shift in it. Just a thought cant remember which is what Kodak film had that shift. Date: 06/19/22 10:24 Re: Need Information please Author: binder001 First, you have to decide if you want a fresh, new, unit or a worn one in service. The maroon on 1960s Rock Island diesels often oxidized into a very brown color after a few years out in the weather.
Gary B. Waverly, NE Date: 06/19/22 13:38 Re: Need Information please Author: BNSF-E9 More excellent things to ponder...I ponder a lot.
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