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Well I can't duplicate anything close to the beautiful detailed scale engines, so just for fun...let me post some of the "foreign" or "old" engines for your view.

Lionel 224 - 1940's

224 and train

American Flyer "Champion" 1930's

AF Champion Set - front view of train

American Flyer type X - late 1930's

AF type x loco front 2

ALPS (Japan) NYC tank switcher - 1950's

Alps NYC Tank Engine -side view edited [2)

American Flyer "Hummer" clockwork engine -1920's

American Flyer Hummer loco front quarter

American Flyer cast iron # 16 -1931

American Flyer type 16 A.F. 16 loco 1923-26

American Flyer type XX  - 1934

Flyer set 301 Locomotive

French Hornby type OE - 1954

French Hornby Loco

French Hornby type M - early 1950's but available since the 1930's.  Smoke deflectors and simulated cylinders added post war.

French Hornby MO set - loco

Hornby LMS Tank Engine - 1950's

Hornby M3 side

Hornby (post nationalization) British Rail locomotive - 1954

Hornby Type 51 loco and tender 2

Well there's a few "odd fellows" for you.  Best Wishes

Don

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Images (11)
  • 224 and train
  • AF Champion Set - front view of train
  • AF type x loco front 2
  • Alps NYC Tank Engine -side view edited (2)
  • American Flyer Hummer loco front quarter
  • American Flyer type 16   A.F. 16 loco 1923-26
  • Flyer set 301 Locomotive
  • French Hornby Loco
  • French Hornby MO set - loco
  • Hornby M3 side
  • Hornby Type 51 loco and tender 2

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