Nathan M-3R4 test

A little slideshow video that I threw together with audio of the first test after voicing of this Nathan M-3R4 that belongs to the ITHR up in New York. A cleaning, repaint, and revoicing brought this little M-3 back being loud and strident sounding.

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There used to be an m3 like this on the Hobo railroad. It’s all bells forward now

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That kinda sounds like the horn of a rio grade GP40-2 and a GT SW1300

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They used this exact model horn.

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They were known for their Nathan m3’s so it checks

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Preț.....????

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Also what railroad is she from?

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Ithaca Central. She’ll be put back up on an engine there eventually I believe.

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@@HawksFootSection nice. How’d you repaint her? I’ve thought about repainting mine here and there.

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@@coasternamegenerator5611 - Cleaned up thoroughly and used a rustoleum etching primer overtop of the remnants of the original faded black paint. I used rustoleum semi-gloss black as the top coat, two coats.

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@@HawksFootSectionwait which engine did it come from?

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Also man she’s glossy

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you really like referring to them as women lmao

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@@orbitsrailfanvids I mean the same occurs with ships so it’s not that weird tbf.