Date and unit number are critical!!
See the attached images.
Dave
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Sent: Wednesday, July 02, 2014
10:48 AM
To: CBQ@yahoogroups.com
Subject: RE: [CBQ] GP30 modeling
tips
Randall...depending on which loco numbers you are doing, and
what year,
GP30s had two chime horns and sometimes a single blat horn. Radio
antenna was a firecracker if equipped. GP20s antenna were a quarter
wave whip (18 inches tall). Horns same deal. The two chime are Overland
brass parts, or if need be, cut the center bell off a three chime.
Placement and type on the '20s again depends on loco and year. Refer to
pictures in books and on line sites such as Fallen Flags, Rail
pictures.net and Castle Graphics.
Happy modeling
Gordon
On Wed, Jul 02, 2014 at 10:17 AM, Randall Doman cbq1968@gmail.com [CBQ]
wrote:
> Hi All,
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> I’m finally getting off my butt and getting some modeling done. My
> current project is to re-number my GP30’s that I have on hand. Another
> 10 undecs that I’ll do from the ground up.
> Anyway I got the numbers removed from the sides. While doing that I
> noticed that the horn is in the wrong location. Also no radio antenna.
> Went to remove the horn and "it flew into the air with the greatest
of
> ease and landed only where the dust bunnies will find it”. So now I
> need to find a replacement for it from the detail parts. So what is
> the correct horns and antenna for these models. I’m assuming that
> these are the same as on the GP20’s because their next on my list.
>
> Thanks in advance,
> Randy Doman
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