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Re: (erielack) Re: Trainmasters

E-L Trainmasters could be found either way. This is because they aquired
both phase I and phase II trainmasters from the DL&W. The Trainmasters with
the dropped portion in the handrails were the phase II. They only had two
like this, and their Lackawanna numbers were 860 and 861. So I guess that
would be 1860 and 1861 on the E-L.


Steve H.
"melh_@_flash.net"



Frank Bagrash wrote:

> Which handrail style did the EL Trainmasters sport? Was it the straight
> style or the style with a dropped portion? I have a RedBall trainmaster
> that I'm thinking of painting and redetailing, but I have the
> dropped-handrail style and I'm not sure if that is correct for the EL.
> Any ideas?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Frank
>
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