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There's a very good user review on this new system at Model Railroaders forum under Electronics&DCC

Time to drool n' slobber.....yes?

Alright I'm assuming you haven't used an air brush before,would that be correct? If so in order to just get the feel of using one just use water to start. Use a card board box to test it ,checking the spray pressure and the spray patterns.try making thin med.and broad lines. Get used to the...

Growing up in Mpls Minn.in the 50s-60s well remember there being 8 to 10 taverns in a 2 mile stretch of the main drag! Lol

I myself just enjoy collecting the Beer cars,have in the area of 60 of them now and several steam locomotives capable of hauling them all!

Very nicely done,the patches look very prototypically done.

For those using a siphon feed air brush here's a simple idea. Take a short piece of 2x4 and drill a hole the same size as the bottle with a wood bit about 3/4 " deep.

Having lived here in Phx since 1968 I have been to the El Tovar by rail out of Williams a number of times while visiting the Canyon,look like another trip to Williams is in order. Lol

For Canadian railroad decals your best bet would be Blackcat decals.com Their a Canadian company just google them.

Wow,that would have any one of us just absolutely drooling!!! What a find!

You'll have to post a review for us of your new Allegheny,there have not been many on the MTH version of this iconic brute.

Heh' I'll be dead anyhow whadda I care

I had joined a forum for my hometown NFL team,here in Az. Ahem! they have a particular player,absolute gentleman that is the Face of the franchise. I found out he had a birthday coming up so posted the date in case some were not aware of it,on the actual day again wished him a happy birthday...

Or if your in Asia where most of the trains run under high voltage wires STAY OFF THE ROOFS, have seen what happens to those that don't and it ain't pretty

Hard to imagine anyone still using X2F couplers ,but to each his own. As said the easiest way would be a conversion car with a x2f on one end and a kadee on the other.

The Franklin and South Manchester Gorre And Daphetid Virginian & Ohio

Ahh' do remember now seeing them when they were first announced! Beautiful model,how does it run ....as well as it looks?

Very nice model,who made it?

For your money you can't beat Intermountain wheels!