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The follow images taken by von Wolfgang Esbruch on Krane, Krane, Krane web site. Please respect his images and copyrights.     This just does not look like any type of fun no matter what time of the year it is. Fritz
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Fantastic transformation. Not alot of dry transfer companies around, but try http://www.microscale.com/. You will have to start with a glossy paint, then decal, then dullcoat. They have alot of lettering styles to choose from.
We rally round the family, with a pocket full of shells.....
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4111W is the fleet number.
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JHart,
Thats right. Thats how AB numbered thier cranes.
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Again, more excellent work. Thanks for sharing it on this forum.
Chris
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You did an extremely good job!!!! Better get that oil leak fixed !! Mike
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A great job! Wished I had half the skill (and patience) you obviously have  Paul R
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The way I look at this isn't a repaint Its a work of art and takes some real skill to get the results we are seeing.Your work is fantastic. Cant wait to see what you do with the ringer,and the finish of the big crane. Mark L
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That is one amazing model to look at work is top of the line..........
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born2lift you have a pm im speachless, there's a 4100 at work that looks just like that but says "lampson" on it. 
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Very detailed thanks again. The dry transfer lettering I have is from my college days.(I just happened to go through some old books and found them).Try a college book store (I'm old fashion) still the internet probably has something. I'm into O-gauge trains and there are co's with lettering out there,I just haven't bought any.By the way I just turned 60.
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