Locos and rolling stock
Big Boy 4018
Hey all, nother used loco question for ya'll.
I found a what appears to be 2 year old Athearn Genesis Big Boy for sale for what seems like a reasonable price. It's a single owner loco, and he started to renumber it to 4014 before realizing that changing the number boards and shield was a bit more of a process than he realize, so the only thing changed is the number below the cab.
Brass Steam & DCC - help!
So I got my first brass locomotive and it's an SP HOn3 steamer:
I was also able to pickup two additional brass vanderbilt tenders, more on that later.
DUPX 8 axle tank upgraded & backdated with photos
I built this car 10 years ago and decided to upgrade it. I added Archer weld lines, ACI tags, early cots and several older decals. The large Dupont logo came on the cars when new, and were removed during repaint. The final step was weathering. The photos didn't show, but just click the addys for a large photo.
Thanks for looking, Bobby
Instruction Sheet for Proto 2000 Alco PA
I'm looking for a copy of the instruction sheet with exploded parts diagrams for a Proto 2000 Alco Pa. I believe the model is the early version from about 1995. I've searched the web but haven't found anything.
2 Videos of sound-equipped Atlas S2s on the C&W (N Scale)
I hope you enjoy them
md
Bachmann Peter Witt
So along comes a closeout sale and an HO Peter Witt DCC at a rock-bottom price. I couldn't pass it up, having had more than one in my hands at train shows but always thought there'd be issues for something so small and put it back (sorry N scallers..).
Motive power for Hobbs End
Hobbs End has 3 diesels on it's roster.
The first is an Athearn BB SW7.To this one I added roof mounted air tanks and spark arrestors.It is painted in the railroad colors,maroon top,black bottom with yellow lettering.
Need Some Help
Need some help with a prototype research for a possible modeling project. This will be scale pecific. There are none made in this scale. I have been doing some research on the Southern Pacific GS series of engines. Of the six series of engines, GS-1 through GS-6 there was a use of 3 different style drive wheels, spoke's on the GS-1 to Boxpok drivers on the GS-2 through GS-6. I'm looking for engineering drawings of the GS-4 Boxpok. They are different form the other GS series. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Bernd
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