Painting Nickel Plate 190 Engine at Oregon Rail Heritage Center January 5, 2017

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Nickel Plate Engine 190 is a resident at the Oregon Rail Heritage Center in Portland Oregon (http://www.orhf.org/oregon-rail-heritage-center/). The Nickel Plate Railroad was the New York, Chicago, and St. Louis Railroad (http://www.nkphts.org/). This engine pulled passenger trains on the Nickel Plate Road. Kara Wilde, John Lehman, and Paul Lockhart joined me in painting this beautiful engine. Here is a video of my painting using Komadori App on my phone and editing with Windows Movie Maker.


Kara Wilde painting Engine 190.

John Lehman painting Nickel Road Engine 190

Paul Lockhart painting Engine 190

Paul's oil pastel of Engine 190
Brooks' painting of Engine 190


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