Ebay Ultra RARE Japanese made PRR Hudson
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Re: Ebay Ultra RARE Japanese made PRR Hudson
snicker.
GUFFAW!
Besides the prototype lineage, seen this stuff before. International? Horrible.
Details? we don't need no stinkin' details.
Three-rail, typical center-mount pickup under tender between trucks.
His decimal place is wrong.
Turner.
GUFFAW!
Besides the prototype lineage, seen this stuff before. International? Horrible.
Details? we don't need no stinkin' details.
Three-rail, typical center-mount pickup under tender between trucks.
His decimal place is wrong.
Turner.
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Re: Ebay Ultra RARE Japanese made PRR Hudson
ScaleCraft wrote:snicker.
GUFFAW!
By Jove, I think you've nailed it Dave!
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Re: Ebay Ultra RARE Japanese made PRR Hudson
I have a similar 0-8-0 (I think) made of scrap soldered galvanized sheet metal. In #1 scale.
Waiting for the builder to die before I pitch it. Unusable.
This one, methinks, is close to that. I am enamoured of the hand punched rivets in the tender sides, and the exquisite soldering shown, all mounted on a masterfully created wood floor.
The nices touch is the stove black spray paint job over everything, includin driver tires.
Waiting for the builder to die before I pitch it. Unusable.
This one, methinks, is close to that. I am enamoured of the hand punched rivets in the tender sides, and the exquisite soldering shown, all mounted on a masterfully created wood floor.
The nices touch is the stove black spray paint job over everything, includin driver tires.
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Re: Ebay Ultra RARE Japanese made PRR Hudson
“What a piece of junk!”
“She'll make point five past lightspeed. She may not look like much, but she's got it where it counts, kid. I've made a lot of special modifications myself.”
“She'll make point five past lightspeed. She may not look like much, but she's got it where it counts, kid. I've made a lot of special modifications myself.”
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Re: Ebay Ultra RARE Japanese made PRR Hudson
Yeah that price is pretty crazy, but I will say the seller does have some interesting European 3 Rail tinplate stuff that you don't normally see a lot.
Also some nice Suydam and Ken Kidder stuff too.
Also some nice Suydam and Ken Kidder stuff too.
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Re: Ebay Ultra RARE Japanese made PRR Hudson
De Bruin wrote:Yeah that price is pretty crazy, but I will say the seller does have some interesting European 3 Rail tinplate stuff that you don't normally see a lot.
Also some nice Suydam and Ken Kidder stuff too.
And most of the prices are pretty crazy - at least the seller is consistent.
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Re: Ebay Ultra RARE Japanese made PRR Hudson
I'm a bit surprised no one jumped on the PRR Hudson thing. I don't recall the P-Company having any Hudsons.....and judging by the look, I don't think there is much brass there (meaning the shells).... the thing has a real tinplate look.
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Re: Ebay Ultra RARE Japanese made PRR Hudson
second post:
snicker.
GUFFAW!
Besides the prototype lineage,
It's that "prototype lineage" deal.......since it's lineage is NYC, the PRR probably wouldn't even allow it on their rails....
snicker.
GUFFAW!
Besides the prototype lineage,
It's that "prototype lineage" deal.......since it's lineage is NYC, the PRR probably wouldn't even allow it on their rails....
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