Quote from: Paul M. on August 21, 2007, 06:53:25 PM
$100?

yea like big chunks of buildings like i dunno..
i saw them in a catolouge

im just curious
why are these little plastic houses SO expensive
between 10-100 dollars...

any other plastic things you can get free can mc.donalds..

im sending it in for warenty
it's definetly broken...

ive heard that befor i dont know if it contributed to the oxidation of some pieces of track
but that may be because of content of glycerine
which is the common ingreidient
mostly glycerine and water in different dilutions
thats what i was told
im not sure if its more water or more glycerine that does it
that leads me to another question
i was told i could make my own smoke liquid like this.
is this so?

im very impressed!
you sure do know a lot about bachmann...
i learned some stuff there...

naa i don't take it out constantly i just took it out today
and it wont seem to fit back in
im just nervous i broke something
or im just dumb and i cant fit the tiny pieces together

i guess there called male and female connectors...

i was removing my tender from my dcc 2-8-0 loco and i might have broken the connector...
im not sure
there connected by wires with little plastic plugs
does the protruding metal parts come out of the connector or the board?
they are in the connector
my thought is that it's suppose to be in the connector...
but also that makes me nervous is that they are not going in together
(the board and the connector)
it seems to have slots that the metal protrusions go into...
but they dont seem to go in
they are very small parts
my question is
is it my fault that i cant get it in or can some one show me a diagram of the connector and the tender board
usually they fit easily
i just want to know to repeat.
is the metal protrusions on the plug or the board
i had a concern that the metal "things"
got stuck in the plug from sudden pulling
or not
i dont want to send it out for warrenty  if its not broken
thanks
-summertrainz

im impressed...
i am
keep working on it!
it sounds like you know what your talking about
and like is there a way we can download it for our own use?

Quote from: Summertrainz on August 13, 2007, 06:50:47 PM
i did not know that it was that easy...
an eraser
and i have the steam set
thanks gene!

happy railroading!

sorry...
i may have spoke to soon... it did'nt work
anyone have another idea?

i did not know that it was that easy...
an eraser
and i have the steam set
thanks gene!

happy railroading!

sorry to interupte the fun and games...
but this topic just reached 400 posts.... 401 now...
its like in history now      !!!!!

i accidently bought the spectrum line "union pacific" line
and im modeling northern new jersey...
thats thousands of miles apart...
so.... is there a way to remove it?...
with some sort of cleaner...
can some one help?

this may sound a little barbaric but i use the old hook couplers and i still find a
way to get them on the knuckle. i just sort of push them together
they give me no trouble while running
its just a hassle when hooking and unhooking
u have to walk over and do some sort of manuver with the couplers...
it may sound dumb and i may be lazy to go to the hobby store and find replacements but they will stay together if you try.
if u got 20$ i still suggest buy them...

Well from 1860-1865...
well there was the american 4-4-0 was a basic engine and nearing the end they introduced the consolidation 2-8-0...
look those up online
and bachmann probably has them.