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I'd love to find a 226E. There are plenty out there, I just keep finding other smaller dollar projects. I was after an affordable 2402 Chatham to finish the three car set I have. I Found the Hillside observation at a local show, then I found a Maplewood body on the bay, but all the Chathams were way more than I wanted to pay. I scored a damaged body on the bay, perfect winter project.Usually my current "have to have" can be found as soon as I zero in on it. But I've wanted a 226E for a long time. 

Originally Posted by Steamer:

I'd love to find a 226E. There are plenty out there, I just keep finding other smaller dollar projects. I was after an affordable 2402 Chatham to finish the three car set I have. I Found the Hillside observation at a local show, then I found a Maplewood body on the bay, but all the Chathams were way more than I wanted to pay. I scored a damaged body on the bay, perfect winter project.Usually my current "have to have" can be found as soon as I zero in on it. But I've wanted a 226E for a long time. 

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A model that I never expected to be manufactured in any scale. (This one's S.) 

 

KL&K #5 (a.k.a. J Neils #5) is the first steam locomotive I ever got a cab ride on as a youth.  Later in life I learned the fine art of firing a steam locomotive on her.

 

It's also the second one I've been engineer on.

 

Still waiting for someone to make an accurate model of Frisco 2-10-0 1630.  I learned how to be an engineer on her.  For now, I have an HO stand-in:

rCP 2-10-0 SLSF 1630

Rusty

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Originally Posted by Rusty Traque:

rKGB 040114 05

A model that I never expected to be manufactured in any scale. (This one's S.) 

 

KL&K #5 (a.k.a. J Neils #5) is the first steam locomotive I ever got a cab ride on as a youth.  Later in life I learned the fine art of firing a steam locomotive on her.

 

It's also the second one I've been engineer on.

 

Still waiting for someone to make an accurate model of Frisco 2-10-0 1630.  I learned how to be an engineer on her.  For now, I have an HO stand-in:

rCP 2-10-0 SLSF 1630

Rusty

Very cool

I have been fortunate.

 

After quite the search I found the entire K-Line Black Bonnet Series including F3 ABA, 8 Pass cars, and 17 Freight cars - that caboose was the hardest to find but when I did I got a great price.

 

I also recently completed with the assist of two forum members my Gold Plated Engine Series of Steam (MTH Hudson) Electric (MTH GG1) and Diesel (MTH TCA F3's)

 

The only thing I'm hunting for hasn't been made: - a Scale SF/SP Kodachrome Livery Diesel.

 

Paul - am I a hunter or a gatherer - Licata

The MTH Clear Body GP-9. Only 100 made. I saw it run for the first time at Lee's Trains in Oakland. The sound was amazing. I told the owners I wanted to buy it if they ever sold. Both that wonderful husband and wife that owned the store died within a month of each other and the shop was closed. I got a call a few weeks later. It was one of the older guys that helped out and was closing everything down. He said there was a note on the clear body GP-9 that I was to get the engine. I don't know if the wife or husband wrote the note before they died but I finally got my Clear Body GP-9. I miss them. Don

#1630?  That looks like a Russian Decapod, which the Friso had and MTH made 3 rail

versions of.....How true to scale or if in two rail, I do not know?

Did better than my hopes in looking for a Weaver Consolidation....found one in an

unopened box...that is an UNLETTERED one.....Can now quit kicking myself for not

getting some road name, when they were available.  What next?  Maybe something else

off my wish list...

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