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This falls under two categories, as it's new to be and it's also tin Plate 3 rail ( Standard Gauge ) I just bought this a.m. prewar set # 403E ( 402E, 418, 419, & 490 ) but no boxes. It's going to need some work but it will be worth it. The one wheel set you see goes to one of the passenger cars, Going to need one more set.



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@Apples55 posted:

There are a number of fine Pennsy 18” or 21”passenger cars available that would look just marvelous behind those sharks…

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And yes… I admit to being a bad influence

No go on a 5x9 layout. 054 curves wouldn't do those passenger cars justice. And my sharks are RF-16's. Those were 1625hp Rail Freight Baldwin's. Hauling oil and beer! The American way. Regardless, the Shark has been designated to freight service in Kennedyville.

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@Chris3671 posted:

I got the GP35 and SD45T-2 9303 last week and SD45T-2 9238 a couple of days ago.  Have an MTH SP FM trainmaster also being delivered as well. At least I got the tunnel motors again.

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Chris, I really like those two SP SD45T-2, nice acquisition! Please post a photo of the SP FM Train-master when you get it. I have fond memories of SP FM's pulling the San Francisco to San Jose commuter trains when I was very young!!

I purchased this handsome MTH Premiere ERIE Berkshire from a nice Forum member a few months ago with blown electronics. Has been on a shelf since so I took it to the club layout last evening for some pics. It lit up when I applied power to the track and would respond to both the bell & whistle but both were pitiful - low volume and didn't sound right at all.  No DCS present  and she's an early PS2 with the 5v board. With MTH announcing their new upgrade kits available soon, perhaps I'll be able to return her to regular service!

What a good-looking locomotive. Unlike most steamers, this one has plain metal driver rims and slightly blackened side rods. This really gives it a different look from all my other steam locomotives.

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This falls under two categories, as it's new to be and it's also tin Plate 3 rail ( Standard Gauge ) I just bought this a.m. prewar set # 403E ( 402E, 418, 419, & 490 ) but no boxes. It's going to need some work but it will be worth it. The one wheel set you see goes to one of the passenger cars, Going to need one more set.



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thank you or a memory.  Several decades ago, I was asked by a third party to help disabled kids ride the live steamers at Griffith park.  The engineer that  I was pared with, a De. Breeza, I believe that was the spelling. Had instead of a 1 to 1 prototype, had built his locomotive based on that Model.  I don't know what the outcome after that date was. but It is a memory that has stuck 50 years   thank You

This falls under two categories, as it's new to be and it's also tin Plate 3 rail ( Standard Gauge ) I just bought this a.m. prewar set # 403E ( 402E, 418, 419, & 490 ) but no boxes. It's going to need some work but it will be worth it. The one wheel set you see goes to one of the passenger cars, Going to need one more set.



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This train reminds me of the episode of Pawn Stars when the guys were in the back room area and set up a similar type of train that was brought in and ran it on the floor .   .........they seemed to have had FUN with it.

A while back, I found 2 unpainted K-Line heavyweight passenger cars, a Pullman and a diner. I sent the bodies to Christine Braden, and she painted/lettered them to match the K-Line NYC "28th Anniversary" cars. Here's the finished product (the bottom 2 cars); I think the cars came out very well.



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I put an order in for this Lionel Vision Line Big Boy in a fantasy color scheme.   Delivery is slated for December 2023.

The Train Loft in Winston Salem NC is doing a special run with Lionel.

Colors are Aspen Gold with Shale Green stripes.  I think the mountain on the tender is really a nice touch.

Note the "Big Boy" in chalk at the front.

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A while back, I found 2 unpainted K-Line heavyweight passenger cars, a Pullman and a diner. I sent the bodies to Christine Braden, and she painted/lettered them to match the K-Line NYC "28th Anniversary" cars. Here's the finished product (the bottom 2 cars); I think the cars came out very well.



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CAn't wait to see them following a big wheeled 4-4-2   Happy rails

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