K&L Trainz Steam Locomotive pics!
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horacefithers
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Do any of the K&L steamers have working marker lights (off, white, or green) and number boards that can be set independently of the locomotive number including preceding a number with 'X' (for extra trains)?
Cheers,
H.Fithers
Cheers,
H.Fithers
Railwoodman
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Matt
nathanmallard
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Matt
Do they have terraced houses like that in America? With the chimney and rolling hills in the background it looks more like West Yorkshire than Pennsylvania! :hehe:
In the US they are called townhouses. https://www.google.com/search?q=tow...pNrgAhUEXa0KHTu1DIsQ_AUIDigB&biw=1920&bih=937
nathanmallard
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I've seen houses in the US like that, just the style he's used is very particular to England. No window shutters, all brick/no wood etc. American townhouses are more like Dutch or Scandinavian ones.
Railwoodman
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This is a work of fiction . Of 40 years working and building homes and restoring older house all along the upper east coast . I've found that those who came from over seas , seem to build what they were use to seeing . Older row homes from the early century had a heavy influences to whom built them , Dutch, German , Iris , Welsh . Many are long gone , And the size of theses home were vary small . But over the many years , I have often been stuck by how in common our row home are , in layout and room sizes . We did start to get bigger in the 20 and 30 . Flat roofs became poplar here . Why I can't say . But put a pitch roof on most the row homes here , and you'd see West Yorkshire . LOL... I take you comment as a complement , as the route is intended to appeal other . Not just those in the US . My choice was of what I liked .
Matt
Matt
stevelerro
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