Overall view of IAIS GP38 600 showing the cab face extension, paper air filter modifications, and some initial detailing. By: Joe Atkinson
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Close-up of those beautiful new Cannon & Company #1704 radiator fans. By: Joe Atkinson
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Front view showing extended cab face and cab roof modifications. Barely visible over the engineer's side front window, below the roof extension, is the conduit running out of the cab face and up to the EOT antenna. Note that the horizontal red/yellow stripe is several inches too low, as per the prototype. The standard IAIS scheme has the top yellow stripe falling on the bottom edge of the cab side windows. By: Joe Atkinson
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Conductor's side view showing Operation Lifesaver decals from Oddballs Decals IAIS Diesel set. By: Joe Atkinson
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Roof view showing air filter modifications and cab roof detail. IAIS 600 started life with a squared air filter box such as that provided with the Atlas GP38, but received roof modifications and was retrofitted with the newer angled-style box in 1999 after an electrical fire. It was this work that led to the unit being repainted by an outside contractor, and it's at that time it received the OLS logo and incorrect low stripes. By: Joe Atkinson
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Conductor's side front view. Class lights lenses were painted with a mix of grimy black and old silver. By: Joe Atkinson
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Overall view of IAIS GP38 600 showing the cab face extension, paper air filter modifications, and some initial detailing.
Close-up showing 600’s cab face extension.
Close-up of those beautiful new Cannon & Company #1704 radiator fans.
Front view showing extended cab face and cab roof modifications. Barely visible over the engineer's side front window, below the roof extension, is the conduit running out of the cab face and up to the EOT antenna. Note that the horizontal red/yellow stripe is several inches too low, as per the prototype. The standard IAIS scheme has the top yellow stripe falling on the bottom edge of the cab side windows.
Conductor's side view showing Operation Lifesaver decals from Oddballs Decals IAIS Diesel set.
Rear view.
Roof view showing air filter modifications and cab roof detail. IAIS 600 started life with a squared air filter box such as that provided with the Atlas GP38, but received roof modifications and was retrofitted with the newer angled-style box in 1999 after an electrical fire. It was this work that led to the unit being repainted by an outside contractor, and it's at that time it received the OLS logo and incorrect low stripes.
Conductor's side front view. Class lights lenses were painted with a mix of grimy black and old silver.
Engineer's side view.
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