If you get out your heavy duty magnifying glass, and look to the sides of the
Genesis CB&Q F-units you will see the proper identification under the "N" in
BURLINGTON.
It is very small but readable under magnification to identify the unit
number.
Local Q fans here in Lincoln Nebraska told me about the proper marking on the
F-units as they were back in the good ol' days. Whoever consulted
Athearn/Genesis on the CB&Q F-units knew what they were talking about.
Scott Arnold
> Yes, Aeolus3 is correct. However, since Athearn labeled each boxed set as
> "F3A/B 135A/B" and "F3A/B 135D/C", one would assume that the proper letter
> designator would appear on the model. As it is, there is no difference
> between either set. So why not just label the set as: "F3A/B #135". Yes, I
>
> know what assume means.
>
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