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Title: Pacific 4-6-2. Did Bachmann ever make a 1/20 version?
Post by: Cfra7 on March 20, 2012, 11:13:50 PM
Someone said that Bachmann once made a 4-6-2 Pacific in 1/20.  Is that true and if so, how can one be located?
Title: Re: Pacific 4-6-2. Did Bachmann ever make a 1/20 version?
Post by: Loco Bill Canelos on March 20, 2012, 11:21:41 PM
Not true, Sorry.  It would be interesting tho
Title: Re: Pacific 4-6-2. Did Bachmann ever make a 1/20 version?
Post by: scottychaos on March 21, 2012, 09:59:00 AM
Bachmann's 1/20.3 scale line is American 3-foot gauge (narrow gauge) prototypes..
considering there was never a 3-foot gauge Pacific, there isnt much sense in making a model of one! ;)

there were some meter gauge and "cape gauge" (3 foot 6 inch gauge) Pacifics..
which are close to 3-foot gauge..
but I doubt those would be of interest to US narrow gauge modelers..

Scot
Title: Re: Pacific 4-6-2. Did Bachmann ever make a 1/20 version?
Post by: armorsmith on March 21, 2012, 02:53:13 PM
Scotty,

That never stopped them before!!    ;D ;D

Bob C.
Title: Re: Pacific 4-6-2. Did Bachmann ever make a 1/20 version?
Post by: Loco Bill Canelos on March 21, 2012, 10:17:28 PM
Bob C, 

Thanks for that one ;D.  Some of us even use Bachmann narrow gauge stuff to represent standard gauge.  My Missouri Western Ry uses Bachmann 4-6-0's and Connies and Porters and shays to represent a part of the standard gauge CB&Q line that once ran thru my hometown.  A pacific would fit right in!! ;D ;D
Title: Re: Pacific 4-6-2. Did Bachmann ever make a 1/20 version?
Post by: Ken Clark on March 24, 2012, 09:39:40 PM
   

  Actually Baldwin built at least two 3Ft gauge Pacifics SN 41677 & 41678, Outside frame.
   Small tender but a nice looking engine neverless.

  Ken Clark
   GWN