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MODEL & MINIATURE RAILROAD LOCOMOTIVE xx MODEL & MINIATURE RAILROAD Modeling the classic Thatcher Perkins wood-burning steam locomotive (circa 1863) in a variety of hardwoods. Converting Monogram's HO gauge 4-6-4 Hudson locomotive into a 4-8-4. The GP15-1, a down-sized road switcher from Electro-Motive. Scale drawings and photographs to aid in modeling. From main line to branch line. Two locomotives in one. Modifying Bachmann's 2-6-2 to create two distinctive N scale locomotives. Burlington Northern's big brute, the C30-7. Modeling a popular General Electric locomotive with Rail Power Products' HO body shell. Detailing and applying the orange and green paint scheme found on Great Northern U25B (U-boat) locomotives. HO steam kit dimensional data. A reference table for steam locomotive modelers shows dimensional data for 45 HO kits in 17 wheel arrangements from 4 manufacturers. Tame those old brass growlers. How to convert older Alco Models brass locomotives to accept the newer, quieter Atlas frame and motor mechanism. Modeling the General Electric C32-8 locomotive with Rail Power Products' HO body shell. Pine Tree Route RS-2. How to convert an RS-3 locomotive into a RS-2. Finished in the green and gold colors of the Maine Central railroad. Keeping up with the GP39-2. How to model the latest version of the Electro-Motive Division intermediate road switcher in HO scale. Pennsylvania RR (Pittsburgh & Susquehanna) American-type class D10 (4-4-0) steam locomotive no. 1178 (circa 1891). Detailed drawings and two photographs. Detailing the HO gauge GP38-2 locomotive and painting it the new "candy-apple red" color with Soo Line lettering. Painting an HO model of an EMD SW7 locomotive to resemble the Canton railroad diesel switchers found in Baltimore MD. Union Pacific GP20 "second generation" diesel in HO scale. Combining a Mantua body with an Athearn chassis to produce a smooth-running locomotive. New Haven SW1200 in HO scale. Modeling the New York, New Haven & Hartford's first EMD switcher locomotive. Modeling a GE B32-8 road diesel in HO scale. Kitbashing a four-axle road switcher from one of Rail Power Products' C32-8 bodies. Milwaukee Road SDL39 road switcher. Scale drawings and photos of a lightweight, six-axle unit. Detailing and paint scheme for an Athearn HO scale model of the Minneapolis & St.Louis Railway F7 locomotive (circa 1950). Colorado Springs & Cripple Creek District Railway engine no. 3. Detailed O scale drawings and photos of a 2-8-0 steam locomotive built to climb the Rockies. New York Central F7s. Lightning stripes for HO models and other scales. How to achieve a popular color scheme using only black paint and decals. Apex of the Atlantics. Modeling Pennsylvania RR E6 4-4-2 steam locomotives in HO scale. New splash of color for CSX locomotives. Building and painting an HO scale B36-7. Build a Southern Pacific SW1500 switcher in HO scale. Action Red GP38. Modeling a CP (Canadian Pacific) Rail "geep" in HO scale. Detailing and painting the Athearn 4600 GP38-2. Electro-Motive's GP39-2. Turbocharged counterpart of the GP38-2. Detailed drawings, photos, and modeling tips. Reading Lines green and yellow 6300-6304 locomotive in N scale. Backdating a Kato model to represent a pre-1969 version of the General Electric U30C. Baltimore & Potomac switcher. Three-view drawings and dimensions for an 0-6-0 saddle-tank engine (circa 1873). Union Pacific Dash 8-40C. Detailing the Spectrum HO model of a modern General Electric locomotive. Santa Fe's Valley Flyer. Painting, striping and lettering a semi-streamlined steam locomotive from the 1930s. Lackawanna 2100-series Mikados. Detailed drawings and description of heavy Delaware, Lackawanna & Western RR 2-8-2s which were mainline power in the 1920s era of "Standard Railroading". Nickel Plate "Bluebirds". Color chart for New York, Chicago & St.Louis Alco-GE passenger diesels (circa 1948). Scratchbuild a General Electric 23-ton diesel switcher. Red and black on the Green Bay route. Detailing and painting an HO scale model of the Green Bay & Western Alco C-420 locomotive (circa 1980). Build a low-buck articulated in HO scale. Improving the performance and appearance of Mantua's inexpensive 2-6-6-2 locomotive. Building an SW1 in HO scale. How to scratchbuild one of Electro-Motive's early switchers (circa 1939). Tool for replacing a rivet that has come off the valve gear of a completely assembled steam locomotive. Chinese red and gray U25B. Modeling one of the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy's first non-EMD road diesels (circa 1964). Rio Grande SD50. Modeling a 1984 Denver & Rio Grande Western Electro-Motive Division SD 50 locomotive by modifying an SD60 body shell. Central Vermont GP9. Modeling a former CV locomotive (circa 1977) that is now operated on the St. Lawrence & Atlantic RR. Conrail's "Savings Bonds" SD40. Re-creating a unique promotional paint scheme (circa 1986). Philadelphia & Reading 4-4-0 (circa 1890). Detailed drawings and description of a turn-of-the-century passenger locomotive. Wisconsin Central SD45 and caboose. Modeling the WC's maroon and yellow scheme (circa 1988). Modeling an EMD MP15 that is leased from GATX (General American Transportation Corp.) by the St.Lawrence & Atlantic RR. Modeling the black paint scheme and locomotive details found on the GP38-2s used by the Illinois Central RR. An ideal project for beginners. Chessie System's GP40-2s. Tips for modeling three phases of a popular road switcher in HO scale. Kitbashing a high-nose Alco C-628. Modeling a Chicago & North Western ore hauler locomotive (circa 1975-1986) in HO scale. Modeling a Chicago Central "Paducah Geep" in HO scale. Kitbashing an ex-Illinois Central Gulf unit rebuilt from a GP7. Amtrak's SDP40F passenger diesel. Drawings and paint schemes of the first locomotives built for the National Railroad Passenger Corp. Modeling Missouri Pacific family F units in HO scale. This blue and gray paint scheme was also used by the Texas & Pacific and the Kansas, Oklahoma & Gulf railroads. Detailing Stewart's HO scale F7 diesels. How to achieve accurate New York Central freighters without complete repainting. New Haven "McGinnis" PA-1 in HO scale. Modeling a colorful Alco passenger diesel of the 1950s. Delaware, Lackawanna & Western F3s. Color charts and modeling tips for two classic paint schemes. Kitbashing a Southern Pacific SD45T-2 locomotive from an Athearn SD40T-2 and a variety of Cannon & Co. parts. Missabe Road SD18 in HO scale. Modeling a Duluth, Missabe & Iron Range Railway ore-hauling locomotive (circa 1967). Superdetailing Rock Island GP7s. Adding details and a few surprises to Atlas HO models. Regearing a Mantua HO steam switcher for slower and smoother running. Build an HO scale Southern Pacific GP60. A 1991 GM Electro-Motive Division diesel is created from an Athearn GP50 kit. Monon K-6 Pacifics. Detailed drawings and modeling tips for the heaviest passenger engines on the Chicago, Indianapolis & Louisville RR (circa 1916). South Shore Line GP38-2 and caboose is modeled in the new look (circa 1991) without the benefit of special decals. BASIC computer program starts with the correct maximum scale speeds for a model and calculates the appropriate gear ratio for a given driver size and motor speed. Central RR of New Jersey RS-3 in HO scale. Modeling a green and yellow locomotive of the 1950s. Florida East Coast railway's red and yellow paint scheme and color charts for their F units and Geeps (circa 1950s). Build a Conrail General Electric B23-7. Create an accurate model of a modern diesel without major surgery. Central Vermont's ex-Grand Trunk Western GP38ACs. Modeling the blue and red CP locomotive (circa 1990) in HO scale. Electro-Motive Division's AEM7. Detailed drawings and photos of a small electric locomotive used mostly by Amtrak. Soldering with a torch. Using a primary tool for scratchbuilding brass locomotive models. Brass engine rebirth. Basic tune-up techniques to restore veteran brass steamers to top performance. Chicago & North Western's ex-Conrail GP40s. Paint a unit in the 1980s Pentone Yellow scheme. Maroon and gold F3. Paint an HO scale cab unit in the Soo Lines early scheme (circa 1940-1961). Modeling Southern Pacific Alco PAs. Re-creating engine no. 6019 with a snowplow (circa 1950s). Canadian Pacific maroon and gray FP9 (circa 1954). Start with an Atlas FP7 for an HO scale model. Indiana Harbor Belt EMD switcher. Model an HO scale SW1500 in the dark green and orange scheme (circa 1984). Milwaukee Road S3-class Northern no. 261. Detailed drawings and photos of this 1944-vintage 4-8-4 steam engine. Quick and easy Athearn diesel tune-up. Simple modifications yield a significant improvement in performance. Northern Pacific F units. Color renderings of the NP's three distinctive paint schemes. Union Pacific E9s in HO scale. Brass A and B units are finished in Armour Yellow and Harbor Mist Gray (circa 1950s). Amtrak's 4,000-hp Genesis-1 locomotive. Scale drawings of the newest passenger locomotive on U.S. rails. Model a Santa Fe Dash 8-40CW (General Electric) in HO scale. Tip on modeling the multiple-unit hoses and their storage receptacles for the Santa Fe GP60Ms. Getting better performance from your MDC Shay. Improved electrical pickup is the key in S scale or HO. Modifying the pickup shoes to improve contact with the track. Modeling the DWP (Duluth, Winnipeg & Pacific) Alco RS-11 locomotives in the red and blue "Delivered with pride" paint scheme. Modeling the MKT (Missouri-Kansas-Texas) "Miss Katy" diesel locomotives. Three versions using the Athearn SD40-2s as starting points. Modeling a General Electric P30CH, Amtrak's second new diesel locomotive. Troubleshooting tip for intermittent pickup problems when the body is placed onto an older Athearn SD45 locomotive. Modeling a prototype, the Chicago Central GP18 no. 1700, by modifying and weathering a factory-painted HO scale locomotive. Steam locomotive drive line replacement. Installing universal-joint drive lines improves performance and reduces noise. Detailed painting guide for the Rock Island's Alco FA-1 locomotive. Pennsylvania Railroad's A4 shifter. Detailed drawings and background of an early 0-4-0 switcher (circa 1906). Modifying and painting the Athearn 4400 SD40-2 to represent the Milwaukee Road's "Hiawatha" locomotive. Modeling New York Central's SW1 switcher (circa 1950s-1960s) in HO scale. Modeling New Haven's General Electric 44-tonner (circa 1955). Southern Pacific and Texas & New Orleans class M-4 2-6-0s. Detailed S scale drawings of an early 1900s steam locomotive. Model a Bangor & Aroostook BL-2 starting with Life-Like's Proto-2000 HO scale locomotive. Iowa Interstate GP38. Modifications and paint scheme for an HO scale model. Detailing Weaver's Alco FA-2 and FB-2 road diesel locomotives. Detailing instructions to replicate a DT&I (Detroit, Toledo & Ironton) GP40-2 locomotive in HO scale. Modeling the Santa Fe's CF7 locomotive (circa 1978). Going beyond the box. Simple paint and detail techniques that will improve any factory-painted locomotive. Challenger 3985 and her sisters. Detailed rendering of the Union Pacific 4-6-6-4 locomotive, the largest steam operating unit still in service. Add balanced weight to improve locomotive performance. How to conceal more weight in the right places for maximum efficiency. A related article offers observations on the reasons for and results of adding weight to cars and locomotives. Southern Ry. GP49 freight diesel paint scheme. Includes disassembly and painting techniques for any brass locomotives. Replacing HO driver springs. Better steam locomotive performance can be achieved by changing the suspension driver springs to a lighter rating to improve wheel contact. Modeling the Chicago & North Western's SD40 locomotive starting with Kato's model. Shown both with and without dynamic brakes. Good electrical contact (pickup) is the key to reliable performance. Adding extra electrical pickups enhances locomotive performance and puts an end to stalling and flickering headlights. City of Los Angeles E2 diesel locomotive (circa 1938). Re-creating Union Pacific's Armour Yellow and Leaf Brown color scheme in HO scale. Model a Santa Fe Dash 8-40B diesel locomotive (circa 1988) starting with the HO Rail Power Products shell. The British Columbia Railway GF6C electric locomotive built for unit-coal train service. Detailed 5-view drawings. Chicago, Missouri & Western GP38 locomotive with a maroon paint scheme (circa 1988). Burlington GP7 locomotive in black and red. Atlas N scale 4300-series Geeps are detailed and painted to match those of the Burlington & Quincy (circa 1957). Paint a late-1800s steam locomotive. Russian iron, brass trim, and a glossy finish mark that era's engines. Guide to diesel locomotives. Information to help you choose the right locomotives for your model railroad. HO plastic diesel roundup. A chart to help you find the right engines for your layout. Maine Central GP7. Modeling a maroon-and-gold Geep (circa 1950) in HO scale. Tiger stripes. Modeling Southern Pacific's distinctive 1950s diesel switcher scheme. Royal Blue F units. Color renderings and prototype information on Baltimore & Ohio RR cab diesels (circa 1942-1953). Canada's newest cowled diesel locomotive, a General Electric Dash 8-40CM (circa 1988). Five-view drawings of exterior details plus several paint schemes. Illinois Central Paducah Geep (GP8 or GP10) in N scale. Start with Life-Like's GP18 to model one of these distinctive rebuilds. Milwaukee Road GP38-2s. Model a pair of HO locomotives, one with and one without dynamic brakes. Model a New Haven C-425. Re-creating one of the New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad's last Alco diesels in HO scale. General Motors Electro-Motive Division SD75M diesel electric locomotive with direct-current traction motors as used by the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe railway. Five-view detailed drawings and an HO conversion based on Rail Power Products' SD60M. Canadian National "Family" Geeps. Build HO models of typical diesels of the 1960s and 1970s. Detailing N-scale diesels for the Union Pacific. Scale handrails and grab irons improve a GP30 and GP35. Boston & Maine 2-6-0 #1438. Painting a brass HO scale locomotive and suggestions for converting an IHC 2-6-0. Building a Climax geared locomotive. An inexpensive HOn3 (or HO) Climax from an MDC Shay kit. Build a Burlington Northern SD40-2B unit from an Athearn model modified with scratchbuilt styrene parts and commercial details. Diesel locomotive tune-up. Easy tricks to improve performance. Model an HO Los Angeles Junction CF7. Use a Rail Power shell to re-create a shortline locomotive. General Electric's AC4400CW AC-traction-motor diesel. Detailed drawings and photos included. Western Maryland SD40s in N scale. Includes painting of locomotives in both black and circus schemes. Modeling Santa Fe's GP50s. Use an Athearn HO diesel to build a Phase I or Phase II conversion. General Electric's U30C locomotive. Detailed drawings, photos and statistics on a popular coal hauler of the 1970s and 1980s. Rio Grande F7 locomotives in N scale. Use Kato diesels to re-create this classic consist. Clinchfield diesels. Using Athearn plastic models and prototype photos to create a roster of distinctive HO motive power (F3A #800, F7A #822, F7B #869, GP7 #912, SD45 #3627, and SD40-2 #8132). Katy's colorful EMD cab units. Color renderings of freight and passenger diesels in the red, gray, and yellow scheme. General Electric's new AC6000CW diesel locomotive. Detailed drawings and photos. Maine Central U25Bs modeled in N scale starting with an Atlas U25B diesel. Build an N scale Chesapeake & Ohio Alco RSD-5. Paint a Milwaukee Road Alco RS-3. An Atlas HO diesel is the starting point for this easy project. Build an HO scale Lehigh & New England Alco RS-2. Backdating details turns an Atlas RS-3 into an earlier prototype locomotive. Build a Santa Fe GP60M in N scale. An HO engine is the prototype for this N scale conversion. Texas & Pacific's P-1-b class 4-6-2s. Detailed drawing and photos of this representative passenger power locomotive (circa 1923). Canadian National F7 locomotive paint scheme and detailing for HO scale. The locomotive nobody wanted. How to model EMD's obscure BL20-2 road switcher. EMD SD80MAC. Detailed drawings and photos of one of the largest and most powerful (5,000 hp) locomotives in regular service today from General Motors' Electro-Motive Division. Build an etched-brass diesel. Modeling locomotive no. 500 (The Susan Push) which was the sole motive power for the Thousand Islands Railway (circa 1931-1962). A Bachmann GE 44-tonner drive unit gets this HO scale scratchbuilt engine running easily. Chicago, Burlington & Quincy silver F3s. Painting HO locomotive models in the Q's early passenger scheme (circa 1947). Montreal Locomotive Works M420. These sons-of-Alcos were some of the earliest wide-nose diesels built. Detailed drawings and photos. Detailing a Reading C-424 locomotive. Many of these changes are appropriate for other railroads. Maine Central HO scale GP38. Backdating the Athearn Dash-2 to an early GP38. Tips on soldering handrails to the stanchions on plastic diesel models. Build a Missouri Pacific GP15-1. Smokey Valley frame and body kits will get you off to a great start. Union Pacific's GE Dash 8-40CW. Detailed drawings and photos. Painting Santa Fe FT locomotives, plus helpful hints for painting any brass diesel. Building an HO 4-6-0 in brass. Beginning a series that will take you step-by-step through the design and construction of a brass steam locomotive. Part 1. Tools, parts list, suppliers, profile drawings, and starting the tender. An N scale Hiawatha. Building and painting GHQ's kit of the Milwaukee Road's streamlined F7 class 4-6-4 locomotive built to pull the Hiawatha passenger trains. Building an HO 4-6-0 in brass. Part 2. Finishing the tender. Painting and detailing an EMD SD45 locomotive in the blue and white demonstrator paint scheme (circa 1967). The colorful Eureka. Drawings and photos of a restored narrow gauge 4-4-0 steam locomotive (circa 1875) built by the Baldwin Locomotive Works (Philadelphia PA). Modeling Burlington Northern's Hustle Muscle (circa 1965). Start with a Rail Power Products shell to create this distinctive SD45 locomotive. Building an HO 4-6-0 in brass. Part 3. Engine frame and drive train. Building an HO 4-6-0 in brass. Part 4. Cylinders, rods, and valve gear. Building an HO 4-6-0 in brass. Part 5. Roll a boiler (sheet metal work) and take a test run (final work on drive train). Build an HOn2-1/2 Forney tank engine. How to kitbash a Maine narrow gauge steam locomotive. Building an HO 4-6-0 in brass. Part 6. Building a cab. Building an HO 4-6-0 in brass. Part 7. Adding smokebox details, running boards and domes. Modeling Montana Rail Link's SD45-2XR locomotive number 356 in N scale. Start with the Kato SD45 model and add detail parts from Sunrise Enterprises. Pennsylvania RR E8 locomotive in N scale. Detailing and painting the Kato diesel model to represent a 1950-1952 Pennsy design. Building an HO 4-6-0 in brass. Part 8. Final piping and pilot beam details. Building an HO 4-6-0 in brass. Part 9. Painting and lettering Mississippi Central's 120-class Mikados. Detailed drawings and photos of a small, low-drivered 2-8-2 built for a short line, but strong enough for the main. Improving an N scale Chicago & North Western GP18 locomotive by adding details and weathering to a Life-Like painted model. Modeling a Nickel Plate Road Baldwin AS-16 diesel locomotive. Canadian Pacific Rail's SD40-2F. Detailed drawings and photos of the last SD40 cowl-bodied locomotives built. Detailing Bachmann's N scale model of the General Electric wide-nose Dash 8 locomotive. Action Red diesels in HO scale. Detailing and painting a trio of locomotives in Canadian Pacific's Multimark scheme. Model a Union Pacific AC4400CW in HO scale. Painting and detailing an Athearn model. Modeling SD80MAC and SD90MAC diesels in HO scale. Detailing Rail Power shells to match Conrail and Union Pacific prototypes. Chicago Great Western F3s. Detailing and painting HO models in both the red and maroon schemes. Nickel Plate Road PA-1s. Upgrading factory-painted Life-Like Proto 2000 HO models. Three diesels for an N scale "Louie" (Minneapolis & St.Louis RR). Detailing and painting tips. Cooke Locomotive Works' South Park 2-6-0s. Detailed drawings and photos of an 1883 steam engine. A related article covers the details of painting. Model an HO Southern Pacific B23-7 by combining a Rail Power shell with a Bachmann chassis. A pair of Union Pacific Alcos in HO scale (circa 1948). A new paint job and some painted detail for Walthers models. Isolating a locomotive motor for DCC operation. Individualizing the Proto 2000 HO scale GP9s from Life-Like. Adding details to an already fine model. Soo Line GP9s. Three variants on this classic workhorse in four paint schemes. HO scale Frisco SD45s. Detailing a set of Kato units to include a working safety beacon. Building a C-Liner (Consolidation Line) in HO scale. Turn an inexpensive locomotive into a nice model of an unusual five-axle Canadian National passenger diesel (circa 1955). The easy road to a Maine Central 2-8-0. Details and a coat of paint for a Bachmann HO scale Consolidation. Upgrading a diesel without repainting. Researching and detailing an HO Stewart F7 to match its Santa Fe prototype. Repainted Santa Fe F units in HO scale. Includes tips for adding a stainless steel finish to a plastic model. Northern Pacific's S-4 class 4-6-0s (circa 1902). Detailed drawings and photos. Delaware & Hudson yellow-nose GP38-2. Simple ways to improve the looks of an inexpensive diesel. Arkansas & Missouri regional railroad. Part 7. Final details. (1) Adding figures, vehicles, backdrop trees, and water. (2) N scale C-420 locomotive is created by combining a Model Power shell and Atlas mechanism. Dawn of the Dash. Detailed drawings and photos of General Electric's C30-7 line of diesels as used on the Santa Fe railway (circa 1977-1982). A Central Vermont 2-8-0 in HO scale. Converting Bachmann's HO scale Baldwin into a New England Alco. Modeling a Union Pacific tunnel motor. A modern version of an SD40T-2 starting with an HO Athearn model. Installing authentic reflective safety stripes on locomotives. Railfreight Class 90 electric locomotive. Detailed drawings and photos for modifying the 7mm kit from RJH. Large boilered Atlantics. Drawings and photos of Great Northern Railway Ivatt large Atlantics (Class C1) steam locomotives. Railfreight Class 90 electric locomotive. Detailed drawings and photos for modifying the 7mm kit from RJH. Building up the power units and bogies, underslung equipment and completing the body. Railfreight Class 90 electric locomotive. Detailed drawings and photos for modifying the 7mm kit from RJH. Painting and weathering. Detailing 31s. A detailed look at the possibilities of producing variations of the common locomotive class using the Lima model as a bases for the work. Painting diagram for the British Railway class 47 Parcels Sector livery locomotive. Ringfield motors. Tips on the design and care of model railroad electric motors. Steam railmotor. Detailed instructions for assembling the 4mm scale GWR 70-ft. steam Railmotor kit from Blacksmith Models. Painting diagram for the new Parcels Livery class 86 electric "Post Haste" locomotive. Class 60 detailing. Adding refined details and painting the model of "Capability Brown", one of the new generation of locomotives being built by Brush's Falcon Works at Loughborough. Kitchen table construction. Adding a motor to the Airfix-Dapol-Kitmaster BR Standard 4.2-6-0 locomotive with the use of hand tools only. Armoured train. Part 3. (1) Locomotive armour. (2) 2mm scale version of same train. Constructing a model of the Midland 2-2-2-0 locomotive (circa 1847) designed by the famous Victorian engineer Thomas Russell Crampton. Wheels. Design and fabrication of realistic and accurate model drive wheels for locomotives. Advice on the machinery involved, the importance of research on the prototype, and the production of model wheel centers. British Railways A1 pacific locomotive. Detailing ideas for the DJH 4mm super kit. LNER Class J39 locomotive. Assembly and detailing tips for the South Eastern Finecast J39/1 locomotive kit. North Staffordshire Class B 2-4-0T. A 4mm model locomotive built to EM gauge starting with a Planit kit. Part 1. North Staffordshire Class B 2-4-0T. Part 2. Maximizing the performance of kit-built model steam locomotives. Part 1. Tools and supplies. Maximizing the performance of kit-built model steam locomotives. Part 2. Axles and motors. Maximizing the performance of kit-built model steam locomotives. Part 3. Pitfalls to avoid when constructing a chassis. Maximizing the performance of kit-built model steam locomotives. Part 4. Finding out everything you can about the specific engine you plan to build. Maximizing the performance of kit-built model steam locomotives. Part 5. Assembly of 4mm and 7mm kit-built Class K3 2-6-0s. Soldering techniques for the model railroader. Part 7. Soldering locomotive bodies and correcting mistakes. | |||||||||
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