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Nice set up!The vid looked great!
Nice set up!The vid looked great!
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Show posts MenuQuote from: brokemoto on April 19, 2007, 12:58:53 AM
Yes, TGD, I did get the e-Mail. I will go into my passenger car box and see what I have. I will then get back to you off list.
It looks like anyone who wants to paint N&W passenger cars will have to fudge the road names and car numbers from the steam locomotive sheet, as the font on the passenger cars was the similar to that on the steam locomotives. The spacing might be a bit funny, though. Then, maybe there is an old NorthEast set out there, but I do not know.
If you look at shows, sometimes you can find N&W passenger cars, but you must look. You can also join the ya-HOO! group, N Scale Yard Sale, and post a 'wanted'.
The only N scale J ever manufactured, of which I am aware, is B-mann's. They had a Standard Line version of it. They recently upgreaded it to SPECTRUM. which was not a boad move.
Quote from: sully14 on April 18, 2007, 02:37:47 PM
I looked at the Micro Scale website, but could not find any decals for the N&W passenger cars. Oh well. Sully
Quote from: nscaler711 on April 18, 2007, 02:48:19 PM
My Bachmann controler (the one that came in a set with a E60P) Has a AC connection and an DC (to track) connection and on my AC connection i have about three switches connected to (bachmann E-Z Track Switches have lil' boxes that you can hook together with one AC wire leading ino one of them and yet u can power all three switches) the AC side and i can throw two swithes at the same time while my train is running and my trains will not slow down or even stop
Quote from: GlennW on April 17, 2007, 09:50:28 PM
The MP Streamlines will look silly behind a J. They are old Trix shells. THe cars are too short. THe trucks & couplers are worse.
MP only makes 3 body styles: Coach, Dome, Observation. They may look decent if pulled by the MP FP unit.
The MP heavyweights have a few more body styles. Getting a PRR set may look OK behind a J.
Your best bet is to find a RR/ConCor set. You may have to hunt them down on *bay or a swap meet. You could get lucky at ToyTrainHeaven or a ELHS that buys old sets.
Quote from: TrainFreak409 on April 15, 2007, 10:39:19 AM
Come on! You need a nice heavy consist behind that Centennial!
I usually use mine to pull my Roadrailers...But I'm only running on the TableTop Transit line or the Carpet City central.
Nice senary Bob!I'm jealous!