For those who may be on the West Coast and/or know...are there any dealers who stock and sell these machines out here in the West? The answer to that question must be "yes," so, could someone reveal who they might be?
Thanks for any kind response.
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i have some that I'm not using. Contact me at theemail address in my profile if interested.
Bill
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Hi SD60M,
Most hobby shops with a good train section will Tortoise switch machines. In the Seattle area you can buy them at Eastside Trains, The Inside Gateway, The Electric Train Shop, and Tacoma Trains. If you're buying on-line I recommend Litchfield Station or Tony's Train Exchange.
Speaking as a midwest LHS...Dealers who have Walthers or Heartland Hobbies as their distributors (among others), can obtain these products of Circuitron through them.
That said, the single packs of Tortoise have been in short supply for some time....but are starting to flow again. The 6- and 12-packs have been more available (for some strange reason
), but are bulk packaged at some reduced pricing.
KD
Thank you gentlemen...I am somewhat embarrassed to say I found some...singles, a 6-pack, and even a 12-pack at my local hobby shop...in an area in which I have never ventured.
Thank you gentlemen...I am somewhat embarrassed to say I found some...singles, a 6-pack, and even a 12-pack at my local hobby shop...in an area in which I have never ventured.
Hi Larry.
Where'd you find them. Just curious. Our last batch was mail-ordered.
They have them at Railroad Hobbies, here, in Roseville. I am embarrassed that I had never noticed them...but, never have really looked for them.
http://home.surewest.net/rrhobbies/Home.html
Hope all is well with you and yours!
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