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Prudenzio Gr 600
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Very cute....and nice build too. Are these N scale?
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Larry, this one is HO scale. Wish he had more than just two locos in HO, and maybe a couple of passenger cars as well.
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They are most unusual models. It would be fun to do them up with HO running gear and be actually able to operate them.
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There needs to be an emoticon for an evil grin...the same thought crossed my mind.
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May have to think about that a little. I have a couple of books of HO designs in wood and card from the rolling stock scratch building days that might have some ideas.
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Very nice. This model has a lot of detail for such a small scall.
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I've seen some model railroad sites where they've used card on purchased chassis (what the heck is the plural of chassis?)
Granted there is a lot of difference in quality of card models, just as there is in plastic, but some of these models are right up there in quality and appearance. Somehow I don't think a cardmodel would survive a swandive off your layout to the floor as well as a plastic model, but it would sure be cheaper to replace. |
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A beautiful boxs cab, Darwin!
Don |
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