It's a beauty, Ralph! I prefer Penn Central written out like that soooo much better than the PC and lime green. I like RS1 and RS3, so I thought I would order a Western Maryland RSD5. It should be here soon!! I have an RS1 in PS2.
p51 posted:
Is this a good system for 2 Rail O Scale? If not, what do you suggest?
Dave
Luvin, the MRC Prodigy system is s great system for running trains. I have 2 of them and they are incredibly easy to use and quite possibly the fastest system to get up and running if any I have seen. I have recommended them to a lot of people and they are impressed with the simplicity and happy with the system
Ralph M posted:Just got my Railking RSD5 in Penn Central which I had pre-ordered. Sharp looking rendition of #6804 which came over to the PC from the PRR. Standard MTH Alco sounds - if you have a PS3 RS-1 or RS-3, it seems to be the same soundset but with a multi-note horn. MTH chose to have this loco start up to run long hood forward.
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Isn't that the only way to run a RS series ALCO? very nice BTW!
Mth got the long hood forward correct. I found this photo courtesy of the interweb. Note the F on the long hood
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If the PC unit came from the Pennsy, The Pennsylvania RR always ran long hood forward for safety.
Yup..just got in the Brennan kit for the Frank Ellison Oblong Box Co. I remember seeing this structure portrayed in ancient MR's when l was a kid. The box is emblazoned with a large photo of the structure, so without opening it, l am envisioning assorted kitbashes....as a flourmill attached to a grain elevator, as a road-to-rail transfer warehouse, with a long truck dock opposite the rail side, as a post office RPO unloading facility ....the list goes on ..
I'm so excited. I was driving and decided to stop at a local hobby shop. The hobby shop is not too far from where I live but I rarely stop there because the gentleman doesn't really carry a whole lot of O Scale equipment. I guess the last time I was there I wasn't working on scenery, which he does have a fair amount. Needless to say, this will be my second home for scenery.
Well, as I was looking around at the small selection of O Scale items I looked down and saw 4 boxes of Weaver telephone poles, brand new. I almost jumped up and down like a small boy but decided to contain myself. I think the owner saw the excitement in my face and even when I asked what he could do on the price of the poles he wasn't buying it. That's ok because they were already priced generously.
I have been looking around for these well crafted items since I started working on scenery and of course because Weaver is no longer, they have been hard to locate. I was bidding on them on the bay but my strategy was off and the other guy must've wanted them just as bad as I did took the lot of them. I even at one point put a thread up, on here, looking for some. No offers.
But anyways, I GOT SOME NOW!
Dave
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I love the start of this story, "I was driving and decided to stop at a local hobby shop." There is so much I read into that statement
Congrats on making the find (and purchase!)
GeoPeg posted:I love the start of this story, "I was driving and decided to stop at a local hobby shop." There is so much I read into that statement
Congrats on making the find (and purchase!)
Yes! You have great point especially when unfortunately many can't say that.
luvindemtrains posted:p51 posted:Is this a good system for 2 Rail O Scale? If not, what do you suggest?
Dave
I can't answer that as I run On30 and have never run 2 rail O gauge, sorry...
I was lucky to win at Ebay auction a Prewar 156 with 2 610's and 612. I run this set on an elevated track. I have MTH Amtrak AEM 7 (P3) and B+M GP 38- 2 (P3) for my 3 Rail scale layout below. So I run a mix. Anyone else have both traditional and scale ?
Yes; prewar, traditional and scale.
Lou N
What’s up Stacey!!!!!!!
Received a very cool Father’s Day Gift, from my three children…..
Tony • Karen • Michael
The logo is my YouTube channel logo. Made in the USA, Lionel L.C.C. / Concord, North Carolina / Personalized Products
Gary
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Very cool Gary.
Gary, a great Fathers Day Boxcar to whom I am sure is a special Dad.