Chicago L 2200 Series Delivery Options:Digital (3D Print Files) + Shipped Decals The fact that 42-54654 survives

The fact that 42-54654 survives today at Pima — one of the world's great aviation museums — makes this a particularly special decal subject

The overall NS Light Gray scheme with full unit titling on the fuselage reflects the pre-war Marine Corps practice of clearly identifying aircraft by unit — a peacetime convention that would give way to tactical camouflage schemes as war approached

SPMW — SP Maintenance of Way: the car as converted to Maintenance of Way (MoW) service after retirement from revenue freight service — a common second career for older wooden boxcars on the SP

or fascinated by specialized military vehicles

making it one of the rarer ALCo road switcher types and a prized subject for ALCo enthusiasts

Chicago L 2200 Series Delivery Options:Digital (3D Print Files) + Shipped Decals The fact that 42-54654 survivesThese are N scale 3D printable files for the Chicago Transit Authority (CTA) 2200 Series rapid transit car a landmark in Chicago 'L' history as both the first stainless steel cars ever operated on the system and the last 'L' cars equipped with the distinctive "blinker" doors, built by the Budd Company in 1969. Designed to fit on a Tomytec TM 04 TM 20 motorized chassis. The 2200 series holds a unique place in CTA history, sitting at the intersection of