McConnell Stack on #7
Posted by Mike Trent on Feb 27, 2025; 11:12pm
URL: http://c-sng-discussion-forum.254.s1.nabble.com/A-Bona-Fide-McConnell-Stack-tp20528p20537.html
I made good use of time today painting and installing #7's new McConnell stack.
The details came through just fine, and I'm sure pleased with the upgraded results of the engine's appearance. I primed it with Tamiya Surface Gray Primer, and then painted it with Testor's Flat Black. I put some Vintage Reproductions "Soot" inside the top, but it's hard to see it. Which is OK, as this engine represents a newly turned out brand new locomotive.
Again, thanks to the miracle of 3D printing, and a very talented engineer to use it, it is now possible to finally have an excellent depiction of this very distinctive stack. Thanks again, Dave!
URL: http://c-sng-discussion-forum.254.s1.nabble.com/A-Bona-Fide-McConnell-Stack-tp20528p20537.html
I made good use of time today painting and installing #7's new McConnell stack.
The details came through just fine, and I'm sure pleased with the upgraded results of the engine's appearance. I primed it with Tamiya Surface Gray Primer, and then painted it with Testor's Flat Black. I put some Vintage Reproductions "Soot" inside the top, but it's hard to see it. Which is OK, as this engine represents a newly turned out brand new locomotive.
Again, thanks to the miracle of 3D printing, and a very talented engineer to use it, it is now possible to finally have an excellent depiction of this very distinctive stack. Thanks again, Dave!
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