Nightcleaner
Super Member
Love the layouts on you tube . Some you even get a driver experience
Those older wooden kits are probably worth $$$ these days. Take them to a train show and see.
Yes please research what they go for on the Bay.You might be surprised!
Actually modern plastic. BLI Norfolk & Western Y6b on the front with N&W "A" following. Both are weathered. The sound came from a Mobile Fidelity LP called Ghost Trains that came out in the late 1950's. It is the actual sound of identical locomotives as they left Roanoke, VA and climbed the Blue Ridge grade.That is SWEET! sir, gotta be brass! I'm waiting for the engineer to wave at me.
Dadburn it, now you make me want to get back to model railroading even faster then I possibly can.
Hmm, maybe I can panhandle enough, "hey mister will ya stake a fellow American $1000 for a meal?
Run fine either way. ALL of the current articulated locos are done wrong. The rear frame should NOT swivel.. The front frame is attached to the front of the rear frame... IT does the swivel. So does the A. Lifelikes USRA/N&W 2-8-8-2's are another great runner. They are too light in my opinion.Do Broadway Limited locos run well in conventional or do you have to use DCS?
Orange glitter. held in by flat black paint.Awesome detail! How do you do that?