NetzlofDesign and Model works is releasing Lake Erie, Franklin & Clarion 100T 3 panel Logo Hopper Decal Set. Set includes logos, lettering, numbers, and labels to model one Lake Erie Franklin & Clarion 100 ton coal hopper painted in the 3-panel logo scheme. Decal sets are print on demand, and the following scales are available … Read more
NetzlofDesign and Model works is releasing Lake Erie, Franklin & Clarion Switcher Decals – Bright Yellow (LEF). Set contains a Bright yellow striping, logos, emblems, and numbers to model one of Lake Erie, Franklin and Clarion’s SW1500/MP15s. This closely replicates the colors used on Atlas models. Decal sets are print on demand, and the following … Read more
NetzlofDesign and Model works is releasing Lake Erie, Franklin & Clarion Switcher Decals – Faded Yellow (LEF). Set contains a darker yellow striping, logos, emblems, and numbers to model one of Lake Erie, Franklin and Clarion’s SW1500/MP15s weathered service.. Decal sets are print on demand, and the following scales are available to purchase from the … Read more
NetzlofDesign and Model works is releasing Lake Erie, Franklin and Clarion Box Car Decals. The LEF&C owned several series of these 50′ box cars. Numbering between 1000’s and 1400’s. These box cars have seen service years after the LEF&C closed its doors. Most notably in service for GNWR. This decal set provides decals for one … Read more
The Lake Erie, Franklin, and Clarion Railroad (reporting mark LEF) was a fifteen mile long short line that ran from a Conrail connection at Summerville, Pennsylvania, to Clarion, Pennsylvania. This shortline’s traffic included sand for Clarion’s glass making plant, glass bottles, lumber, and outbound shipments of coal. In an effort to support the Owens Illinois … Read more
The Lake Erie, Franklin, and Clarion Railroad (reporting mark LEF) was a fifteen mile long short line that ran from a Conrail connection at Summerville, Pennsylvania, to Clarion, Pennsylvania. This shortline’s traffic included sand for Clarion’s glass making plant, glass bottles, lumber, and outbound shipments of coal. The locomotives of the railroad could be found … Read more