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Chris Lonero posted:

I rarely if ever take passengers out after I get them in. Some passenger cars can be a real PITA to pull apart but if you want to remove them this works well.  Basically  the same idea of a thick white glue. 

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Just received the RailKing Circus passenger cars (cars have never been run and are new).
The cars/engine are in the 2007 catalog.

Instruction state on how to replace the car’s interior bulb from removing the screws on the bottom and then shell pops off.
 Do not know if the interior seating stays on the frame or remains in the body/shell. Hopefully it is an easy access to the interior sitting.

Noticed that on eBay that a seller from china is selling seated painted figures in quantity. Figures do not have to be super detailed, just hope I can find a O gauge scale Clown to put in the Vista Dome.

Below are the pictures of the cars and engine.

This is my first modern type O gauge train with the electronics, been with prewar.

Ordered a new battery, battery charger, battery eliminator (from Gunrunner and want to see how this works), MTH z-1000 transformer. Looking to run this in conventional mode first, any suggestions?

 

 

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Last edited by RonH

For such applications I use what used to be called "Tacky-Tac". Here's the equivalent:

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01N...;smid=A28HM7RRBP8HN5

Pinch an itty bitty piece off, roll it into a little ball, stick to the figures butt... press the figure down onto the seat: Done. Want to reposition it? Help yourself. Want to remove it entirely and put in another location? Go for it. You can also place a tiny piece on the foot (or feet) of a figure and press-stick in place on platforms/etc. Leaves no residue. Never dries out. Since discovering the stuff decades ago, I've used tacky putty for all sorts of applications from permanent to semi-permanent.

Andre

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