You guys helped me in the past locate an O scale Moose for a client's diorama. I now need a source for O scale chickens for a barnyard diorama that I am doing for a client. Any leads will be greatly appreciated. I promise that I willnot follow this with a request for O scale chicken recipes.
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Mine are Ertl
So i though look in ebay and I found some for sale.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Ertl-1...ickens-/360815483465
AG.
Randy, is that a cow on the RR seal?
Not to fowl the thread, but turkey recipes might be more appropriate? Hmmm...wonder if there are any of those in O gauge?
Randy, is that a cow on the RR seal?
Berkshire Valley.
Randy, is that a cow on the RR seal?
That is our cat, Chaz. Though he has the coloring of a Holstein cow, he is a cat. He has an executive position with our Great Northeastern Railway. Chaz is Chairman of the Bored.
Thank you all for your quick response and great suggestions. I just bought the Berkshire Valley chickens. This forum is fabulous!
Why did they?
Modetrainstuff.com had one set as of yesterday among all the new Artisia figures they have listed. Might have sold out, they had only one of everything.
Not to fowl the thread, but turkey recipes might be more appropriate? Hmmm...wonder if there are any of those in O gauge?
I have a dream!
I dream of world where.......................a chicken can cross the road..........without having it's motives questioned.
I use a bunch of Plasticville chickens, which you have to paint yourself. I think I got them "loose" at a train show, but you may have to buy them with a farm set. Each has a small base to hold them up, and they come in different "positions", hens and rooster.
Randy, is that a cow on the RR seal?
That is our cat, Chaz. Though he has the coloring of a Holstein cow, he is a cat. He has an executive position with our Great Northeastern Railway. Chaz is Chairman of the Bored.
Here are a few photos of the "Chairman of the Bored" As he fulfills his duties.
Randy: only 1 photo is showing.
I expect Chaz will like the chickens 
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