Model Railroading > MBTA's 1100 Series Locos

I am in the process of  creating MBTA  GP40MC 1100 series engines out of Atlas' GP40-2W
CN Version engines which I've had for 15 years or so.  I've dealt with the cab front and flares.
However, does anybody know where I can find photos of  the fans' placement on the roof??
The GP40-2W (at least Atlas' version) had 3 fans toward the back of the engine, the (T)  GP40MC
has 5 fans.

The few engines still in service are on the north side and I'm on the south side, so I need to
solve this problem without standing on a north side bridge waiting for one of them to come by.

I do have photos of all angles but the roof.

Any help would be appreciated.

Frank30

It's not that simple, the frame was lengthened and the hood was also to fit the HEP generator. There are a few that have built prototypical HO models. The best place to ask this question would be the Facebook group for modeling New England railroads.

Did you bother to google it? I just did and came up 2 shots that show over head. They use a shorter dynamic brake captop fan from a late 60s hood on a elongated hood. You're better off using a GP40x hood for the flairs but as previously stated your going to have to stretch the frame and long hood.

This article might be of interest. Doesn't seem to follow the project to completion, though.

https://modelrailroadforums.com/forum/index.php?threads/mbta-gp40mc-project.30459/

Here's one in Mass DOT scheme from overhead.

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Here's another.

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