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O Line is basically Ready Made Toys products. My understanding, which may not be 100% accurate, is RMT went out of business and didn't pay the bill on the remaining stock in China. The factory is then selling the remaining product under the O Line name. 

I think the GG1 is K-line tooling but am not certain. I bought a pair of streamlined 027 passenger cars that, while sold under OLR/RMT have "K-line Electric Trains" cast into the cars. The 027 cars are quite nice. I have mine apart now to add people to them. 

Personally, I'd be a little leery about buying a motorized unit as the availability of servicing and/or parts may be slim to none. If you want a conventional, semi-scale GG1, I'd look at the Williams and/or MTH Railking "Postwar sized" clone. 

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SJC posted:
"... Personally, I'd be a little leery about buying a motorized unit as the availability of servicing and/or parts may be slim to none. If you want a conventional, semi-scale GG1, I'd look at the Williams and/or MTH Railking "Postwar sized" clone. "

A question for forumites who are techs, is availability of parts for O-Line/RMT much of a problem compared to obtaining parts for other brands?

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