Sssssh. It wasn't a mistake for me until you elaborated on the numbering...
I re-did this tank car as a 2555. Talk about mistakes!
Pete,You mean it was actually decaled 2755 and you put on 2555?
Not a huge deal though. Stripper, a bit of paint and another set of decals or just remove the decal if it hasn't been clear coated.
Pete
Mike,Sssssh. It wasn't a mistake for me until you elaborated on the numbering![]()
Thank you. They were all painted with Testors rattle can. Gray, silver, and black. As you probably know the decals are from Lou Palumbo's Underground Train Shop.Pete,
Thanks for posting these photos. Man, you did a nice job on them. I really like those 2855's. Yikes, I'm catching some kind of contagious "tank car bug".
Anyway, for early postwar, these are particularly nice cars, with an almost scale look to them. My 2555 looks at home next to any of my modern tank cars.