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Marty, very cool!  Thanks for doing that review.  It reminded me of an acquisition I made a few years back.  You're not going to believe this, but I got hold of a Romulan Cloaking Device!    Yeah!  How cool is that?  Anyway, I reverse engineered it and figured out how to produce it as an add-on to any rail car or locomotive.  Here are some photos of it in action.

First, disabled.

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Then, with it turned on.

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Wow!!!       

If you want one, please send me e-mail.  Sorry, we do not accept tribbles, quatloos, or trades (no quadrotriticale).

George

P.S. Yes, I know it's not April 1st, but I'm practicing.

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@G3750 posted:

Marty, very cool!  Thanks for doing that review.  It reminded me of an acquisition I made a few years back.  You're not going to believe this, but I got hold of a Romulan Cloaking Device!    Yeah!  How cool is that?  Anyway, I reverse engineered it and figured out how to produce it as an add-on to any rail car or locomotive.  Here are some photos of it in action.

First, disabled.

Then, with it turned on.

Wow!!!       

If you want one, please send me e-mail.  Sorry, we do not accept tribbles, quatloos, or trades (no quadrotriticale).

George

P.S. Yes, I know it's not April 1st, but I'm practicing.

Hmmm. Lol! You must have missed my review of the Cloaking device transport car.

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Aye Mannyrock, plexiglass is a good solution, but transparent aluminum would be ideal for this application. A bit harder to come across, but it will support the weight of more dilithium (or whales and water, if the need arises).

Looking forward to getting the hopper I pre-ordered; looks like my hobby shop hasn't received and/or processed the latest Lionel shipment yet.

@G3750 posted:

Marty, very cool!  Thanks for doing that review.  It reminded me of an acquisition I made a few years back.  You're not going to believe this, but I got hold of a Romulan Cloaking Device!    Yeah!  How cool is that?  Anyway, I reverse engineered it and figured out how to produce it as an add-on to any rail car or locomotive.  Here are some photos of it in action.

First, disabled.

IMG_2266

Then, with it turned on.

IMG_2267

Wow!!!       

If you want one, please send me e-mail.  Sorry, we do not accept tribbles, quatloos, or trades (no quadrotriticale).

George

P.S. Yes, I know it's not April 1st, but I'm practicing.

Love it, George!  

Peter

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