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Re: [CBQ] C&S U30C Model

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Subject: Re: [CBQ] C&S U30C Model
From: "John Trulson" <norskeviking@msn.com>
Date: Sun, 16 Dec 2007 20:50:32 -0800
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When you get to where you need the airhorn, Details West #235-347 makes that 
and if you can't get a shell with the nose light housing, Sunrise Enterprises 
#695-13105 is designed for Atlas shells. Both of these parts are in stock at 
Walther's when I looked. john
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  Subject: [CBQ] C&S U30C Model


  It's unbelievable what can happen if you look closely, as I experienced 
something great last week that I didn't expect at all. I was in a hobby shop in 
Greeley and looked into their clearance bin. I found two Atlas HO U33C models 
at about 1/4 their list price, so I picked them up, thinking the Q must have 
had some. Today I looked in my copy of Ed Fulcomer's Colorado & Southern - 
Southern Division Color Pictorial and found that C&S bought four U30Cs - 
890-893 - in the summer of 1968. The major difference between the U30C and the 
U33C/U36C was a narrower radiator housing on the back of the long hood. I also 
found that Atlas has made a U30C model, and the body shells are available as a 
spare part. From the photos, I can see that the Atlas body has the central air 
intake screen for engine air mounted near the walkway rather than up near the 
radiator housing as C&S units were. The Atlas radiator housing does not have 
the angled fairing at the front. My main question now 
  is that Atlas offers body shells in phase II and III. Which would be more 
accurate for the C&S units, which are early U30Cs? It looks as if I will have 
to do some kitbashing to make an accurate model. The June 1996 issue of Model 
Railroader has plans for the U30C, so I will have to dig my copy out of a box. 
Has anyone else modeled the C&S U30C? Since I live in Denver, the C&S is my 
main Q interest, and these models will be great for my C&S collection.
  - John Manion
  Denver, CO

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