Making the F in F7A from Fixer to Fabulous!

Okay, I couldn't help it. LoL
For your viewing pleasure are a pair of Athearn F7A units, both in Canadian National livery. These things were very rough shape. It took a little while, but I got the job done and with remarkable results.
Thank you so much for stopping by!

[@gacj2010]

Oh man .. did you do a great job ... I love it when one gets saved like that ...Like a fine surgeon .. the patient was revived...

[@ScottRails]

Great job Ean. I'm amazed that thing even ran at the start.

[@masticshortline]

Thank you. The motor was dodgy when I tested it at the swap meet. But if it ran, even for a few inches, then there was a chance of saving it.

[@dundasjunctionmodelr.r-jam8267]

Excellent job on restoring those F7a locomotives, also going to subscribe your channel

[@masticshortline]

Hi. Thank you very much; greatly appreciated!!!

[@TimsBitsnPieces]

Great stuff.. any chance you can get rid of the anoying music?? Not being rude but.. sometimes I have to ask myself.. are these videos or just power point presentations?..... hmmm

[@masticshortline]

Hi Tim, As with the hobby, I'm still learning how to improve upon the video making process. As for how you feel about how I present my content, you're entitled to state your opinion. And you're welcome to stay on or move on; the choice is yours.

[@TimsBitsnPieces]

I am a content creator also and am happy to take on constructive criticism and comments on any of my videos anytime.... thats what makes us grow as a person and creator... Can I suggest.. when you take pics or stuff always use the phone in landscape format then you dont have the small vertical images... and if possible video things when you are doing it instead of taking pictures... I have been creating videos for several years now and learnt the good and bad from watching others videos and trying things myself.. I have sub'd to your channel a while ago as I like what you do... I hope this helps.. Cheers from Melbourne Australia.. Tim.

[@masticshortline]

@timsbitsnpieces I appreciate the follow all the way from Down Under. By the time you receive this response, it will be around the time you turn in for the night. I appreciate the input, but, as I've said, I'm still learning how to create content for all to share. I always aim to photograph in landscape mode, but if it turns out to be a portrait, then it is what it is. I'm also waiting for an item or two being shipped by what must be the slowest boat in all of China. Please be patient. The production of the content will improve. I just can't say when.