Re: [CBQ] Doodlebug Painting Diagram?

[Bob Webber <cz17@comcast.net>]

Well, since these are Pullman-built, it is possible that the painting 
diagrams - or more likely, the stenciling diagrams could be at the 
Pullman Library.  I know, that the Standard Steel-built passenger 
cars have stenciling diagrams available for CB&Q cars (for instance, 
the 5 postal cars built in 1911 have an "Arrangement of Lettering" 
drawing, and I have seen other stenciling drawings for other cars as well.

At 05:24 PM 10/17/2011, you wrote:
>Just a wild, off-the-cuff posting:
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>Would anyone happen to have a real CB&Q painting diagram for their 
>94xx-98xx series passenger motor cars?
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>Failing that, would anyone know what paint brand and color codes 
>were used?  Perhaps someone has paint chips, drift control cards, or 
>has figured out the matching Pantone colors?
>
>Responses could conceivably benefit surviving Q doodlebugs such as the 9735.
>
>Eric
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Bob Webber 

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