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SwaffordOGR Forum Member

The MTH SD70ACe G Gauge RailKing One Gauge Engines will be the best MTH has ever produced! ..............Fantastic!

Regards, Swafford

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7/18/194:12 AM

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Engineer-JoeOGR Forum Member SUPPORTING MEMBER

this is the best G scale deal out there. Great detailing. Great model. I wish I could get all the versions! nod

I did get a few so far.

7/15/2410:47 AM

Alan DOGR Forum Member

I totally agree. Currently have 3 including Christmas version.

7/15/2412:23 PM

AGHRMattOGR Forum Member SUPPORTING MEMBERMEMORIAL SUPPORTER

Watch out for these locomotives. They're addicting. I have a bunch of them in O Scale, all but one having scale wheels. The largest group is UP, with all of the Heritage units plus 4141,1943,1111, & 9696. Then there are two Isle of Denial units. It goes on from there.

7/15/2412:44 PM

Engineer-JoeOGR Forum Member SUPPORTING MEMBER

they have to work if they're here!

Strap HangerOGR Forum Member SUPPORTING MEMBERDIGITAL SUBSCRIBER

@Engineer-Joe posted:
they have to work if they're here!

Awesome videos, Joe! When’s the next BBQ because I’m coming over!

AGHRMattOGR Forum Member SUPPORTING MEMBERMEMORIAL SUPPORTER

@Engineer-Joe posted:

they have to work if they're here!

I see you have a predilection for covered hoppers like I do. Great minds think alike--even in different scales.

Alan DOGR Forum Member

What scale are the different covered hoppers in your freight consist?

Engineer-JoeOGR Forum Member SUPPORTING MEMBER

@Alan D posted:
What scale are the different covered hoppers in your freight consist?

Most are USA Trains and LGB.

all are 1/29 scale.

8/12/2410:58 PM

AGHRMattOGR Forum Member SUPPORTING MEMBERMEMORIAL SUPPORTER

@Engineer-Joe posted:
Most are USA Trains and LGB.
all are 1/29 scale.

Yeah. We're operating in one of the "small" scales. 😁

8/12/2411:08 PM

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