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I was finally able to add one of the smaller Lobaugh locos to my layout/collection at the Muncie, Indiana show yesterday.  A fine older gentleman and his wife were selling a collection of 2 rail(most I have ever seen at this show).  Prices were awsome across the board on all the bits and bobs, $10 freight cars, $25 for unbuilt freight car kits ect.   I gave $150 for the SP 0-6-0 with the Vanderbilt tender, nicely painted, directional lights.   He also had a small brass 2-8-0, unknown importer but marked Samhongsa on the bottom for $150 that was nicely painted.  I also got some freight car trucks, a lighted Tomar ground throw w/lantern, a beater SP caboose built from a wood kit and some Kaydees out of the boxes of stuff.  It was a lifetime collection from a layout they took down.  The 0-6-0 has the field wound motor in it, but the rectifier was bad(typical issue),  So right now its wired to just go forward till I get a new rectifier for it.  Runs great making those great open frame motor smells.  Now I am hunting one of the Lobaugh SP cabooses and some of the SP reefer cars so I can built an ice dock to switch them into for reicing.  AD.    Lobaugh

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Thanks guys and yes, shows almost always have better deals than ebay where there is lots of "wishing" prices and foks "married" to their trains they are trying to sell for prices way out in left field.  Usually for weeks or months on end being listed that way.   This gentleman was making deals and selling trains.  Had there been more 2 rail guys, he would have went home with much less. 

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