--- In [email protected], Bob Werre <bob@...> wrote:
>
> Your problem is one we all deal with if we've been in the scale for some
> time. Even company's like American Models have made changes in their
> decorating of product. I purchased the original two toned GN boxcar,
> but the green was pretty far off. Several years later he corrected it.
> The same goes for the Rutland boxcar.
>
With all the variations in the colors of real equipment due to re-painting,
weather, and usage I don't worry too much about the exact color of a model.
I'll update the details of older models that I buy or have had for many years
then if their paint doesn't look right I'll weather them till they blend in
with the other stuff. There's a wealth of online freight car photos these days
so it's easy to find something to guide the process...DaveBranum
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