Looking for the little turntable that RichArt made to run a toonerville trolley run back and forth on the track.
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Way cool! :-)
Love it! Is it for sale?
Found a video.
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In a related note, forum sponsor Cabin fever expo has a different toonerville trolley listed at an upcoming auction, but nothing like the turntable you are looking for.
@Tinplate Art posted:Way cool! :-)
My heart longs for one of those little turntables. Love the great video
@David Nissen posted:Found a video.
WONDERFUL, WONDERFUL,WONDERFUL. Just what I’m looking for
Just for the fun of it, here is my original Fontaine Fox floor toy version. The clockwork still functions.
Have fun!
Bob
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That’s real nice. I’d love to have the windup version. I have the Rich Art standard gauge version and the toonerville station with the characters, (RichArt again). I also have several hundred full color Sunday comics that I put away in the attic 40 some years ago. I’ve got to go up there and find them one of these days. ( they may be junk by now or…hopefully okay
After watching my Toonerville trolley run back and forth between two turntables I thought it be interesting to have two trolleys running. A project to create a train control to allow two Toonerville trolleys to pass on a siding was started as shown on the link below.
https://ogrforum.ogaugerr.com/...ch-for-train-control
My project is completed and I have a demo layout to run two Toonerville trolleys. A passing siding was constructed to allow trolleys going in opposite directions to pass each other. The link in the previous post describes the construction and operation of the passing siding.
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That's a fun project, and thanks for posting the details in the other thread.
Looking at the TCA directory, it appears that you're a member. If that's correct, I'd like to suggest that you submit an article about the entire project to the Quarterly.
