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Who ever thought Oscar and Piker were a good idea? What a waste of time. Stuff like that makes me want to yarmit.
Model Railroading is deadly serious to some, but maybe not to the likes of Model Railroader. I mean, come on, MR is (unfortunately) a laughable publication to most of us on here. Bucket-o-trees anyone?
"Dagngerous" Well I guess bad kit-bashing can be dangerous ;D"Non Flammable gas" ok? sure. "Danger when exposed to water" again, I guess something as badly kit-bashed as this could be dangerous no mater what the state! ;D
Quote from: delamaize on February 19, 2010, 03:31:44 AM"Dagngerous" Well I guess bad kit-bashing can be dangerous ;D"Non Flammable gas" ok? sure. "Danger when exposed to water" again, I guess something as badly kit-bashed as this could be dangerous no mater what the state! ;DWouldn't Chlorine gas fit all of those?
I guess nobody on this list execpt myself keeps up with Tinplate O trains. If you all did you would be fimilar with The Beep. Actually there are two locomotives made, one a shortened GP7/9 on a single power truck available in a varity of prototype paint schemes,really cute critters, then an F unit usuing same drive train was released,again various prototype paint schemes. The same manufacturer (can't recall the name) produces a reduced leingth Budd RDC car ,this one has four wheel trucks. Then there is the Infamous "Egg Liner" don't know if they are from the same maker. The Egg Liner is two round (boat tail) ends from fluted sided obs cars grafted to gether with a power truck underneath,again in many proto paint schemes. Very Very cute. Now I will have to dig out old back issues of Classic Toy Trains to find the reviews. Nate Goodman (Nato).
Build a F unit with a GP cab.......then found out it was a real deal dang it.....