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Title: Yuuuup, I mean noooope
Post by: Kentucky & Indiana Terminal RR on February 28, 2012, 09:24:51 PM
Sitting here watching storage wars and the Nabila chick buys a unit with a train set in it, she goes through it and pulls out a four axle UP bachman, typical cheap one powered truck, starter set type dud. She then holds it up and says "oh this is a good one, must be worth at least $200." Who says there's nothing funny on tv anymore  :) those are four dollar units at my hobby shop that people buy to practice weathering or cannibalize for a rebuild.
Title: Re: Yuuuup, I mean noooope
Post by: Badhorse79 on February 28, 2012, 09:45:52 PM
Lol ! Id like to find a storage bin full up of overland Modern Locos anything from 90's to Present!  Now that I would be happy about
Title: Re: Yuuuup, I mean noooope
Post by: Ed Fury on March 01, 2012, 01:21:30 AM
I'd buy cardboard boxes filled with HO rolling stock at the flea market in Texas for around 20 bucks. The last one I bought before I moved back to KY had 90 pieces in it. About 60 of them had knuckle couplers already installed. I bought 4 sets of an N scale bachmann ATSF F unit with 2 cars and a caboose for 3 bucks each. I gave one to my uncle, sold one for 15 bucks and kept two for myself.

http://www.hobbylinc.com/htm/bac/bac24008.htm

Similar to that set in the link.
Title: Re: Yuuuup, I mean noooope
Post by: lwjabo on March 01, 2012, 02:42:28 PM
KIT can you post your engine in a large picture. That is a classic.
Title: Re: Yuuuup, I mean noooope
Post by: lwjabo on March 01, 2012, 08:44:01 PM

thanks KIT. What is it? Looks like a yard engine but made like and old GP.
Title: Re: Yuuuup, I mean noooope
Post by: Kentucky & Indiana Terminal RR on March 01, 2012, 09:03:32 PM
That's a H12-44 Fairbanks Morse, looks to be a later model one as it doesn't have the cab overhang like earlier one's did. FM did some cost cutting measures in later years so I am told.