I'm not really confused on the difference. The reason I stated "O" scale is the fact this thread is under an "O" scale folder. Most people actually don't know the difference.
what rolling stock do you have ? or do you just collect locomotives ?
reason I ask, with a great looking collection of locos like that ,you must have other stuff............lets see it ..please......................Mike
Quite a collection you have there. Have you found/bought them all yourself, inherited them from others, received them as gifts? It's not easy to find postwar stuff in such pristine condition!
Wow! Lots of cool stuff! But no layout to run them on?
I'd go nuts if I had all those wonderful PW trains and no place to run them. You might try mounting a loop or two of track on an old door. Store it on end when not in use. That's what I have to do, but it's a layout. Those poor old lokies need some place to stretch their legs once in awhile!
Thanks for the compliments. Yes I like switchers and as you can see I like diesel engines.
That 2341 is unrun and is in perfect condition...
Remember I'm still in college and have no place to run them. This thread is just a summer activity I decided to do. (Boredom is great for you guys and boring for me!)
You may be right. It's a grey shell with New Jersey paint scheme. Really good job. Didn't pay much for it either. The chassis is the rare part... It's unrun...:laugh:
If you happen to find a real 2341 let me know I'm in the market for one. I'm also looking for a 2347. Do you know anyone that has one?
If I buy a real one, I may let that engine go. I'll let you know.
Last picture posting for tonight. Tomorrow I will post some ABA's, AA, some steam, probably some rolling stock or whatever I dig up. Still lots to be covered so stay tuned!
(3) Lionel #8056 Chicago & N. Western FM Trainmaster
Thanks Carl & Ranger! Be sure to stay tune. I still have another (2) bins to go through. All of it is rolling stock though. I'm running out of engines.
NW-2 and SW-1 both have (2) smoke stacks so they're eliminated.
No insurance. I was thinking about getting some, though. I just decided to take photos of everything I have (I have a inventory list). I can keep track better (w/photos/list), but this would also be good for insurance. (Decided to show the MTF the photos as well. Just for some entertainment.) Hoping everyone is enjoying the thread so far.
Throw some loads in those and they'll make a great ore train! I have 15 ore cars, that's my intent.
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