If anyone has pictures id like to see..they will TOUCH...and spark..and maybe be fully working too...i have a few engine's..all variations of height..so im gunna go for 3/4 extended pantos...this little test platform wont have intermodle or double passenger cars...it is mostly a post-war layout and livery...
Shane Leighton Mcnear
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This is the ones I make on my layout. Marklin wire, wood poles and brass arms. 
Don
scale rail posted:This is the ones I make on my layout. Marklin wire, wood poles and brass arms.
Don
AWESOME...exactly what i NEED to make😀👍🚂🚋🚎🔨🔧🔩😊
Your photos reminded me that I have the K-Line version of the EP-5:
This one has been converted to 2-rail, but I have another one that is 3-rail.
PRRMP54 posted:Your photos reminded me that I have the K-Line version of the EP-5:
This one has been converted to 2-rail, but I have another one that is 3-rail.
SUPER SWEET..my jet is my favorite and is MOST valuable in my entire livery😀🚂😊
If you power the overhead it won't matter if it's two or three rail. All my electrics are powered that way. The Williams engine won't work because those pantographs are to flimsy and K-line pans tend to sway back. The best ones are scale MTH and Lionel's. Both made by the same company. That's whats on all my electrics. Don
scale rail posted:If you power the overhead it won't matter if it's two or three rail. All my electrics are powered that way. The Williams engine won't work because those pantographs are to flimsy and K-line pans tend to sway back. The best ones are scale MTH and Lionel's. Both made by the same company. That's whats on all my electrics. Don
YES very TRUE...that William's kit ge 60 Amtrak 960 the pantos are flimsy..but i THINK i can fix em😀🔧🔩🔨
I wonder about that. I had the first kits that came out and one little snag... they are toast. Every
thing you make for overhead wire has to be strong. Don
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