A [:D] [swg] or [(-D] helps get that across.
Paul
This needs to be painted as the Rexall Train of 1938!
Sure beats the ‘uninspired bathtub shape’ of the original… and the train contained many examples of fine model-railroad-worthy construction so you could have some fun with T-scale modeling… see some of the original train details and story here:
http://capnrexall.blogspot.com/2017/09/the-1936-rexall-train-tonic-for.html?m=1
Note that you could always adapt the 4-6-6 wheel arrangement as seen on the publicity pins… [:O]
That is cool but the Rexall boiler reminds me of an NYC Mercury!
There are some detail differences between the Mercury shroud and Kantola’s Commodore Vanderbilt version … which, as you know, was subsequently streamlined to look very much like your boiler … but certainly there’s a working ‘family’ resemblance.
Now might be the time to mention the lighted drivers on the Mercury engines…
Art Deco era is classic!
Nice! How does she run?
Simon
Being a flywheel MTH chassis it runs smoothly and powerfully even goes around O-31 curves !