I'm very interested in the new N Berkshire but am wondering what the length will be tender to loco pilot? I have a rather small turntable bridge and am wondering if it will fit.

Thanks,

Richard H

Can anyone tell me if the tender on the new Alco 2-6-0 loco is the same size as on the 4-6-0 loco  or smaller? I feel that the tender on the 4-6-0 is grossly oversized  in proportion to the engine itself. From the pictures posted on the Bachmann web site it seems like the Alco indeed does have a shorter tender.

Thanks in advance.

Hi,

Does anyone know when we will see an actual picture of the new Alco 2-6-0 loco?

Thanks,

Richard H

Hello all,

I am wondering if the Spectrum #89653 N Scale Slope back tender has ALL WHEEL PICK UP ? I'd like to purchase one and attach it to the relatively new  Baldwin 4-6-0 loco to replace the stock tender which I feel is far over sized. It looks like the power draw bar would also be a direct replacement.

Thanks in advance for your help.

Richard H

Hi All,

Just received my new Spectrum 2-10-2 loco. It is a magnificent piece. It runs well; it pulls great. My problem is that the front pilot trucks like to derail on curves. There is no problem with the track because all 20 other of my locos run flawlessly. Any ideas?

Thanks,

Richard H

I just purchased a new Spectrum USRA Light 2-10-2 loco and would like to change out the supplied couplers with Micro-Trains couplers.  Can anyone tell me which couplers I need to use? The reason I am doing this is because the supplied Backmann couplers do not seem to perfectly mate with the Micro Train couplers on my rolling stock. Sometimes when the loco navigates a curve the freight load uncouples from the loco.

Thanks in advance.

Richard H

Hi,

I would like to tweak the decoder on my Spectrum n scale 44 tom switcher. I would like to have acopy of the decoder manual: what CV's are useable, etc. Please help.

Thanks,

Richard

Hello,

I'm wondering if the combine and coaches in the new #24017 Spirit of Christmas Train Set will be available separately ?

Thanks,

Richard H