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C&O, Chessie and B&O Paint

Posted by admin on September 14, 2019
Posted in: Model Trains.

I’ve been working on some repaints and touch up for my growing fleet of used locomotives. First shot is an old Aristo F1 unit. It started out as a Southern Pacific, I disassembled it down the the gears and stripped the paint off the shells. Did the same with a B unit (it used to NH paint)

I’m trying to get at least close with this paint scheme on the cab units and the Chessie scheme of mostly orang-ey kinda of yellow on the others. I also like the all blue with yellow letters like this S4 scheme. I have an S4 new in the box but that is a future project.

For the paint, I am a rattle can sort of person so a quick trip to Lowes got me very close I think. Here is a list of what I’m using:

Strip 91% ISO alcohol in a very big plastic bin
Primer Rusoleum Universal Grey
Yellow Nose Paint Krylon Gloss Sun Yellow
Light Blue Krylon Matte Vintage Blue
Dark Blue Krylon Satin Oxford Blue
Chessie Yellow Rustoleum Caterpillar Yellow
Flat Black Krylon Flat Black

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