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You could use Z-scale people and claim that someone was filming some kind of reality show on board the train
Quote from: Walkercolt on May 07, 2009, 03:12:56 AMI can live with many 1/144th vehicles, but figures sized closer to 1/144th than to N-scale are a problem, and those get on fee-bay alot. The amazing prices on the Volmer and Presier Z-scale figures is keep my Super Cheif's dome empty. If you've tried it, you know Z-scale people "fit" the seats and look better than N-scale figures in the domes. $33 cost on 10 Z-scale "seated passengers" (price we got on the last order on them) is a little steep, especially when you have to amputate their legs! Hmm... I think N scale people look better, but that's just my opinion.
I can live with many 1/144th vehicles, but figures sized closer to 1/144th than to N-scale are a problem, and those get on fee-bay alot. The amazing prices on the Volmer and Presier Z-scale figures is keep my Super Cheif's dome empty. If you've tried it, you know Z-scale people "fit" the seats and look better than N-scale figures in the domes. $33 cost on 10 Z-scale "seated passengers" (price we got on the last order on them) is a little steep, especially when you have to amputate their legs!
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Quote from: Skibbe on May 07, 2009, 08:33:40 AMQuote from: Walkercolt on May 07, 2009, 03:12:56 AMI can live with many 1/144th vehicles, but figures sized closer to 1/144th than to N-scale are a problem, and those get on fee-bay alot. The amazing prices on the Volmer and Presier Z-scale figures is keep my Super Cheif's dome empty. If you've tried it, you know Z-scale people "fit" the seats and look better than N-scale figures in the domes. $33 cost on 10 Z-scale "seated passengers" (price we got on the last order on them) is a little steep, especially when you have to amputate their legs! Hmm... I think N scale people look better, but that's just my opinion.They are gonna get windblown and wet in that car...
T-tops would be very impressive Mike.
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