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I'm exciting to really have a good bash at it. :D I just need to think and then plan.
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Life like makes this kit
http://www.hobbylinc.com/htm/lif/lif1398.htm
Which to me is a very fair price.
It also looks like the perfect kitbasher.
So my question is, what do you think you can do with this kit?
Because the possibilities seem overwhelming! :D
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Does anybody make plain, generic steel truss towers?
I found this Kibri kit, the large ones to the left
http://www.hobbylinc.com/htm/kib/kib8650.htm
But the price is a bit high. I was wondering if anyone made those or if I have to build them myself.
Thanks.
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Ok Bachmann makes a dairy Barn which is good for me and the ol' wallet. I have my methods of making those cheap plasticville kits look like the expensive ones :rolleyes: The joys of being an unemployed teen is unkind to the hobby! Well thank you so much for the help UP2CSX. I'll be back here...
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Hmmm ok. So I can use a freight station that I have built and weathered and ready to go instead of a "Milk Platform." And maybe I could add a small farm scene with Cows! :D
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Ok. So instead of that top milk station, I could use a freight depot?
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Are you referring to the "Milk Platform"? Because I plan to use this kit
Then MAYBE this kit for the creamery
Maybe though. I'm a teenager without a job. :D
ALSO, the reason I asked about the crossover was not so much accuracy but for physical sense. Would it make more sense to just have the...
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So this plan is accurate?
Feel free to make edits.
Also should there be a loop to connect both tracks or is the switch in the middle fine.
(if picture doesnt appear)
http://www.majhost.com/gallery/admin/videos/trackplan.png
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Appreciate the advice, ICG/SOU, however the dairy idea has got me going.
So UP2CSX, correct me if I'm wrong.
- Farmers bring milk in metal cans to these small stops at one end of the line where they are picked up my a dairy train consisting of those specialized reefers.
- Train travels for...
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J
Yeah I diffidently need a plan. I was thinking the dairy route. A train of reefers heading from a farm to a distributor plant?
Oh and I model in HO ;)
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Hey guys, progress on my table layout has halted severely this past year and my parents are threatening to take it down. The reason I stopped working on it is because I jumped in without a plan and now its a mess. So now I want to work on a new track plan and I will have a plan this time but I...
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Sorry If I was vague.
I meant post some pics of old switchers. I cant find them. I guess since its fantasy Im going to really mod it.
Also, I made a mistake. Its not a tank engine. Its a tender engine. 0-4-0 Old time engine. Was what the Ebay post said it was. I lost the pic. Sorry.
Hope...
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Really? No exact prototype?
Could perchance post a pic or 2? ;)
Im familiar with that tank engine. The one I saw was extraordinarily unusual.
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Hey guys. I have two questions.
1.) I finally purchased the 0-4-0 Tea Kettle from life - like. I was wondering if anyone knows the prototype for this little engine.
2.) I was at a Model Train show yesterday and I saw an interesting engine. I believe it was model power but I cant tell. It...
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hmmm so if I added that onto my layout I'd have to have my era 1941 at the latest?
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http://www.hobbylinc.com/htm/mdp/mdp571.htm
That kit...I have.
But I dont know if its era-appropriate.
When were gas tanks like these used?
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hi. I have a question that will save me from further more questions. How can you determine the era of a building? I want to buy this cheap kit:
http://www.hobbylinc.com/htm/ihc/ihc7002.htm
But I dont know what era that is from.
So I want to know how you guys know what era a buildind is in
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ok maybe not exactly that era. Because I'm not modelling that era I just like the rolling stock.
I just like the smaller cars like 28 feet. And the brake wheel thats mounted high up.
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quick question.
What companies sell good rolling stock from say, the 1860's?
Like Mantua Classic's vintage wooden freight line?
Thanks
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No thanks N scale is too small. What about small diesels?
Are there any good ones?
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