Ernest S. Marsh Color Elevation Rendering

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Illustration to show how the Ernest S. Marsh locomotive looked when it rolled out of Baldwin Locomotive Works shop before ending up at  Disneyland. Drawing was created for a Steve DeGaetano article on MiceAge.com.  Adobe Photoshop

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December 2008

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