J ust picked up a BNIB H0 doodlbug in GN livery from ahem-bay at a price that could barely have covered the shipping.
After running it in on rollers over night it runs as sweet as a nut and is a real credit to the makers - the paint is perfect and the level of detail, even down to the windshield wipe and fine grab rails is all i could wish for in a mass-produced model - even though it cost me $25. ;D
I am SOOOO pleased with this little item. All I need now is an old-style baggage car to haul ahint it.
tac - mostly Fn3, but occasionally an H0-er, too.
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They are really sweet with the Winton Distillate engine sound. I think it was about 600 hp.
Rich
tac-
Jazz it up a little. Start with a heavyweight open-end observation for your towed car. Panel a couple of windows at the A end and add a baggage and/or mail apartment. Then use the back end of the obs as your first class parlor car for those passengers willing to pay a little more for a comfortable seat and maybe a cocktail. No, I haven't done this myself ... yet. I do plan to do this once I get around to my own Spectrum gas-electric.
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Good plan! I have a scad of Bachmann's excellent GN heavyweights that I can futz around - three observation cars, for some reason.
Thanks for the tints and hips!
tac
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