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I have wanted to do this for a long time. So I finally tore apart a NZG 215 to put the cab on my 245.  Some modifications to make the cab fit. 
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 I even tinted the windows. It worked okay, I'm not sure I want to tint any other cab windows on models.  
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Looks good. You should put the 245 cab on the 215  I don't think I've seen anybody do a first generation cab on a 215 yet.
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Nice work. Are those Eric P's tracks?
Ross
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Ross Fowlie wrote:Nice work. Are those Eric P's tracks?
Ross They are.
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Looking good Ethan.
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Good job Ethan! I like the fact you added a styrene base for the part of the cab that extends out, it looks correct.
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Looks good Ethan. I like the tracks with that under carriage.  Ken
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