bob turner wrote:Yeah? I hear that nothing has actually been produced except pilot models.
Correct from what I see on the Net. I have no interest in any of it other than as a spectator. You can read it yourself on the MMW website and NK.
And the price of brass continues to grow...
Re: And the price of brass continues to grow...
Correct from what I see on the Net. I have no interest in any of it other than as a spectator. You can read it yourself on the MMW website and NK.
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Rufus T. Firefly
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Re: And the price of brass continues to grow...
E7 wrote:I also saw on NK that Atlas has a working rotating coupler!
Atlas has working couplers? Now there's a step up!
If you only read the books that everyone else is reading, you can only think what everyone else is thinking.
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Re: And the price of brass continues to grow...
An Overland factory-painted Southern Pacific AC44CW just sold for $1,565 on feebay:
Ebay #233359018596
10+ years ago, I saw lots of those units pulling unit coal trains on the former D&RGW North Fork Branch. To be prototypical, you'd probably need 4 or 5 of them to pull your train of 100 Bethgons...more if you were modeling the Moffat mainline.
Ebay #233359018596
10+ years ago, I saw lots of those units pulling unit coal trains on the former D&RGW North Fork Branch. To be prototypical, you'd probably need 4 or 5 of them to pull your train of 100 Bethgons...more if you were modeling the Moffat mainline.
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