If you need some, I know a dealer that has 2 or 3.
Message me privately.
Adam

Guys,
I am sorry I did not see that it was sold out. I had multiple tabs open when i did my search and I could have sworn that I saw one was in stock.
Maybe I sent the wrong link.
Sorry,
Adam

Hey,
I found one here if you really want one!
http://www.hobbylinc.com/cgi-bin/s8.cgi?cat_s=UBH&mfg_s=bac&tag2_i=606

If you buy it, I hope you like it!
Adam

Hey Guys,
So I found some photos of the real thing. A little blurry, but you see them clear as day.

Atlantic Coast Line 4-6-2 USRA Light Pacific Steam Locomotive # 494, Class P-5, as built by ALCO, at it's Richmond plant by alcomike43, on Flickr

Click on image for full quality.
These are really strange trucks!
Adam

These trucks appear on Atlantic Coast Line P5 pacifics. Otherwise known as a USRA light pacific.
I am doing a ACL project for a friend. After days of researching tender trucks, I cannot find a thing!
Adam

Anyone know what kind of trucks these are? I have been looking for information for a really long time!

Yes I have searched google, but without a exact name, I have no clue.
Also if anyone knows who makes them in HO scale, that would be great!
Thank a lot,
Adam

Pictures have not been released that I know of.

Quote from: richg on February 07, 2013, 02:19:14 PM

Quote from: glenng6 on February 07, 2013, 02:09:57 PM
I have searched all over the Internet, and these forums, but am unable to find images of Bachmann's Sound Value ES44AC Diesel (Heritage Edition). Has it not been released yet? Even if that is the case there are usually images from previews at train shows and such. Does anyone know of images for this Bachmann locomotive.

Glenn

No problem. I found a photo with a Google search. Try it.

Rich

Where are these images? I have done research into it myself? You probably are looking at another companies.

Adam

You cant unless its running.
You need DCC.

I would buy them!
Especially the EMD 567! 

In real life they do have operating doors. On the model, if the doors do move, they will not move using a control. You would have to push or pull them by hand if they move.

That is not true. Go to your local hobby shop. They have them there. I have 4 of them that I bought a couple years ago for 10 bucks from my LHS

Just get the sprog 2. I have one and it supplies 2.5 amps of power and I can run my entire layout. All you need is that and JMRI.

http://bbmgroup.home.comcast.net/~bbmgroup/sprog/index.html

I agree with the last comment. You would have to be working in Z scale. Actually probably T Scale.

If it is DCC ready then it does not have dcc and you have to buy a decoder.

Rod what type of power pack are you using? Also I would highly suggest investing into DCC.