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Very nice car. Enjoy.
Steve
quote:Originally posted by NJCJOE:
I recommend changing the bulbs to bulb-type leds if you run command control. If not you run the risk of melting the plastic light covers.
Very nice car. Enjoy.
Thanks. Good idea. I don't run in command, but did notice that these give off a lot of heat. I was looking into ordering some LEDs from Scott's Odds & Ends for some accessories anyway.
The tinplate bug sure has bitten you & there is no cure for it. Have Fun.
quote:Originally posted by 1688torpedo:
Nice searchlight car, Keith!
The tinplate bug sure has bitten you & there is no cure for it. Have Fun.
I couldn't help it ...it's so shiny and it lights up
http://dansdrumheads.angelfire.com/index.html
http://dansdrumheads.angelfire.com/DANdy_LED.html
The control nob on the center of the car for me turns the lights either all on, or turns one or the other off. I cannot turn off both lights. Is your cars the same way?
Also, can you turn the heads 360 degrees? I turned them slightly but dont want to destroy anything. I am assuming they can be turned all the way around.
Cattle car next year, this is a really great looking set so far. I am hoping a caboose comes in 2013!
quote:Is this the correct bulb to order for this car?
No not that one. You need a screw in type for the searchlight car.
It looks like Dan closed the store for the holiday's?
Here is the link for Scotts odds-n- ends.
http://www.scottsodds-n-ends.com/
That is really nice
thanks rich
That is a sweet looking car, as is the hopper, kinda wish I had started buying that series of cars!!
Does anyone know if they still have any of the previous years cars available?
Thanks for posting the picture!!
quote:Originally posted by Dennis Holler:
Does anyone know if they still have any of the previous years cars available?
Dennis,
According to the statement in the back of the 2011 LCT catalog, members of the club can buy previously issued club cars. I assume that means subject to availability.
I also see them on ebay every now and then and the Buy/Sell forum here.
MTHRRC
quote:Originally posted by RICH B:
Great looking car,is this the 2011 club car.when i went to their site,2011 club car is the gondola,but the number 11-70063 locates the searchlite car,am i missing something.
thanks rich
Rich,
The searchlight car is the 2011 O gauge tinplate club car. They put a picture of a gondola instead.
quote:Originally posted by 1688torpedo:
We'll have to get Keith hooked on Standard Gauge Tinplate next. I do not think he'll mind.
While I'd love to have some one day, O gauge is it for me for now.
Keith, thanks for the Christmas card. Merry Christmas.
quote:Originally posted by johnstrains:quote:Originally posted by Dennis Holler:
Does anyone know if they still have any of the previous years cars available?
Dennis,
According to the statement in the back of the 2011 LCT catalog, members of the club can buy previously issued club cars. I assume that means subject to availability.
I also see them on ebay every now and then and the Buy/Sell forum here.
MTHRRC
The only problem is if you are a new member you can't log in to the club. I contacted them about the MTHRRC. I was told that they are having issues with their provider and can not enter any new members. They are going to get a new Internet provider.
I was told this on Nov. 10 and I still can't log in.
Hi guys - following up on this post since I just picked up the Army Air Corps version of Keith's tinplate searchlight car. Does anyone have a vendor AND part number for a replacement LED bulb? I've looked through the forums and on-line, but I'm not sure which screw base bulb is correct for this car. Thanks!
Daryl
Gentlemen,
My original Red Lionel 2620 Flood Light Car has one single spot light, the light has no plastic to it what so ever, full glass lens held with a stainless steel spring type lens locking clip, the spot light is mounted on Cast Iron Arms. No Lionel plastic Insig on lens, so nothing to melt. However I use a Williams GG-1 to pull the Tin Plate 2600 work train most of the time, and with the new motors in the Willimas engine, the bulb in the flood light car never gets warm enough to damage anything. My Reproduction Green MTH 2800 series double Flood Light Car has glass lenses also, nothing to melt either.
Got to say your new Lionel Flood Light Car looks way cool, might have to invest in
another one, for the 263E Work Train, would be cool with double crane cars and double flood light cars.
PCRR/Dave