This came through on railpictures.net

She looks like she is in a good permanent home.

http://www.railpictures.net/viewphoto.p ... 71&nseq=50

This restoration was one of the most thorough done to a non-operable state. A good friend did a lot of the consulting regarding colors, decoration, materials, construction, and so forth and the results are stunning. Materials were made to match as close to original as possible and a lot of research went into the various compositions of everything from fabric to window curtains and so on. Truly a neat project!

I like the size, openness, and lighting of her display area. It also looks like she is open for walking through. It looks as though she is safe for years to come.