Author Topic: Someone's liquidating his N-scale collection, including a lot of WM stuff...  (Read 1341 times)

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Thought some of you guys might be interested in this (Lee?  Bueller?).  One of the guys over at nScale.net is going HO and getting rid of everything N-scale, including lots of locomotives and "just about every WM coal hopper and boxcar made since the mid-90s".  Here's the link.
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LOL, the guy changed his mind and decided to stay in N to model the WM, but he does have some more contemporary N scale intermodal stuff to sell.
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Read further down, he posted again today that he was selling everything.

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He posted the same on the WM Yascrew Group. Note a bad list if I might add.

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I'm not really in the market for anything at the moment.  The roster is pretty well rounded out, and the only thing I'll be looking to do is upgrade some of the existing fleet... new Bachmann cabooses, and maybe retirement of some of the A/K RS drives.

I can't see the list, so I don't know what he's got, but I've pretty much bought everything WM since the mid 90's too, so I probably don't need much of what's there.

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