Nickster5171
Railfan
I'll have to try looking for the thread/possibly make a new one if it's gone. And oddly enough, it is. I never meant for it to be based on the model, but the color scheme somehow found its way to being based off of it.
Show your models!
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Nickster5171
Railfan
Correct me if I'm wrong, but is that the Pennsy E6 and SP AC-12?
Nickster5171
Railfan
Well I knew that Pennsy had a couple classes of 4-4-2s, and the E6 was one of them, so I just took a guess.
nathanmallard
Well-known member
One for the narrowgaugers. Sorry about my poor camera skills, at least it hides some of the inaccuracies. I'll get some more model shots up later, including a working layout (WIP, though) and some US N Scale stuff including a GG1!
EDIT: Here's the GG1, with a P42 thrown in too. Again, I'm having picture quality issues. Both are static models, though when/if I get an N gauge layout they will be motorised. Note the Biplanes on the shelf behind, there's more to life than just trains!
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nathanmallard
Well-known member
I picked it up cheap in a charity shop! Somewhat anti climatic, I know...
Anyway, it is a static model by a company called "Atlas Editions" and is TT scale. However, it is so close to HOn30 I doubt anyone would notice. Motorization looks difficult but is not impossible, the drivetrain and cylinders are fixed in place though so it would take some serious modelling skills.
captainkman
You are reading this.
I recently went to a market and picked up these goodies for $35!
The Hornby O-Gauge items are from 1937, the level crossing is from 1952 and the outside train was made by Jouef of France for Playcraft in 1965.
The box of matches was included in the photograph because it might contain some value within itself. It came in the lot because it contains the clips for the Hornby track.
I can provide more details about specific items upon request. To detail them all would take a very long post.
Kieran.
The Hornby O-Gauge items are from 1937, the level crossing is from 1952 and the outside train was made by Jouef of France for Playcraft in 1965.
The box of matches was included in the photograph because it might contain some value within itself. It came in the lot because it contains the clips for the Hornby track.
I can provide more details about specific items upon request. To detail them all would take a very long post.
Kieran.
captainkman
You are reading this.
Hello everyone,
I have a video of the purchases shown in my last post. I hope you all enjoy it.
Kieran.
I have a video of the purchases shown in my last post. I hope you all enjoy it.
Kieran.
ryanstrains
Moderator
Some more new goodies
