I see here you are re-running the 4-4-0 old timer:
http://picasaweb.google.com/TimNixon5045/NTSHartford#5357600752561815618
It has your new couplers so must be some re-tooling. I wonder if the locomotive chassis is updated at all?
Chris333,
Are you referring to the blue tender and back of a loco on the left? That would be cool!
Thanks,
Charles
Yes that is it. It has Bachmann's new couplers on it and that is a new paint job. I wonder what other improvements?
Can we see more.
Dear Chris,
I'll ask about any mechanical changes.
Have fun!
the Bach-man
I saw these in Hartford. The paint is much improved over previous runs... its on par with the Atlas/Micro Ace Mogul. The tender uses the same pickup as the previous run, so don't expect much. I was not able to see the motor, but I imagine it is the newer can they have been using on everything.
I have a question. Is this new run of "4-4-0's receiving new road names or the usual road names "the ones that Bachmann has already used" ? Below is a list of the previous run of the Bachmann 4-4-0's that I have acquired over the years all have been lettered for the following railroads.
Tom
2- Atlantic and Greatwestern RR - pre ERIE -
3- Buffalo & Southwestern RR - pre ERIE -
1- Central New York and Western RR - pre P.S.&.N. -
1- Lake Shore and Michigan Southern RR - pre NYC -
2- Northern Central RR - pre PRR -
1- New York Pennsylvania and Ohio RR -pre ERIE -
2- Rome Watertown and Odgensburgh RR - pre NYC -
Any chance Bachmann will paint one of these up for the Virginia and Truckee?
http://www.virginiaandtruckee.com/Locomotive/No11.htm (http://www.virginiaandtruckee.com/Locomotive/No11.htm)
http://www.virginiaandtruckee.com/Locomotive/No12.htm (http://www.virginiaandtruckee.com/Locomotive/No12.htm)
http://www.virginiaandtruckee.com/Locomotive/No17.htm (http://www.virginiaandtruckee.com/Locomotive/No17.htm)
http://www.virginiaandtruckee.com/Locomotive/No18.htm (http://www.virginiaandtruckee.com/Locomotive/No18.htm)
http://www.virginiaandtruckee.com/Locomotive/No22.htm (http://www.virginiaandtruckee.com/Locomotive/No22.htm)
Reno or Inyo would probably sell the best.