Knowing nothing about the prototypes, I would assume it is logical for a
headlight (55 mph on the mainline) to be larger/brighter than a backup light
(15mph in the yards) which was used only by the hostler. Just a thought -- not
necessarily truth. Ed L.
> The plastic RS-3 headlight is about
> the same as the Alco Models brass
> version. I think the BTS backup light
> was designed for the FA's if I'm not mistaken.
> Bob Werre
>
> David Engle wrote:
> Which is closer to prototype diameter;
> the headlight on the American Models RS3s,
> or the headlight from BTS, item '02079,
> which Bill lists as a back-up light.
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