I didn't get out of the booth for 4 days, but being in Vince's Booth, there was no reason to leave! Picked up a vintage K-line Red Cross set, and a nice Lionel caboose. Was great to see all the regulars coming thru!
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I didn't get out of the booth for 4 days, but being in Vince's Booth, there was no reason to leave! Picked up a vintage K-line Red Cross set, and a nice Lionel caboose. Was great to see all the regulars coming thru!
"So what did you get" I got a yellow 57 lamp post, 2755 semi-scale tank car, 2757X caboose for switcher set, both in near new condition, a glass showcase that I had made to order for my Mickey Mouse hand car, 3rd Rail T3 black NYC electric from Public Delivery Track, 3 pre-war catalogs & some parts from Jeff Kane. I probably went thru the halls 3 times. never used the bus. My daughter bought out the outlets in Lancaster. We had dinner twice with my sister in Cockeysville, MD. Just a great week.
--MTH York boxcar
--Two MTH "Canada" 100-ton grain hoppers
--Industrial Rail ore car (for a TMCC "radio car" for use with Plymouth switchers)
--A forlorn 7903 Rock Island 027 boxcar
...and ten of the 18 MTH roller-bearing trucks I need for the WECX 801 project
(hint, hint--I'm still looking for 8 more of these)
---PCJ
-DCS Remote and TIU set...$90
-MTH Premier J1 2-10-4 set (with 5 coal hoppers and a cabeese)
-Pat's Trains Track Cleaning boxcar and chocolate scented smoke fluid
-Lionel Tank Car accident accessory
-Lionel telephone poles with built-in streetlights.
-Lionel Orange ball cap
MTH York Car, 3 MTH Tinplate Dump Cars, metal figures for the Christmas Tree layout, 2 pieces of Fasttrack (for the tree as well), lights and 2 cabooses. Joshua got a Lionel Southern Pacific GP7.
Scott Smith
MPC Gold Chessie / B&O GP-7, Lionel manual prewar #042 rt. hand switch, K-line 042 track (and yes I know they're not the same), track pins, LED bulbs.
Actually more than I went for.
Sorry I didn't bump into you to say hello this time, Art. I think it's been a few Yorks we have missed one another now.
As for me, here's the haul:
-Dave
Don't forget your pre-order of our MP-15!
Hi Dave ! I was looking for you as well, sorry we missed again. Hope you and your Dad are well, please give him my best. I'm almost ready to start construction on the new layout: all Postwar, conventional control, all turnouts manually operated, buttons to the acessories mounted at the table edge, and all packed on a 4 x 12 flat tablework platform. (my little bit of rebellion against the rise of the computer ! ).
Take care, Art
I won't forget. I just didn't count it as a true "York Purchase" since I didn't have to fully pay for it or take it home with me yet!
Originally Posted by artyoung:
Hi Dave ! I was looking for you as well, sorry we missed again. Hope you and your Dad are well, please give him my best. I'm almost ready to start construction on the new layout: all Postwar, conventional control, all turnouts manually operated, buttons to the acessories mounted at the table edge, and all packed on a 4 x 12 flat tablework platform. (my little bit of rebellion against the rise of the computer ! ).
Take care, Art
Sounds great Art! I'm sure building the new layout will be lots of fun. I'll tell my Dad you said hi!
-Dave
I picked up the following:
Last year Lionel Christmas Box Car
Miller engineering signs, MTH trains, Breyers Ice cream, and wiring accessories
Speakers to fix my 9v MTH engine sound issues
My daughter picked the Lionel Peanut's Halloween
Scenic Express palm trees and other stuff.
Only bought a few item's, had not planned on any to be honest!
1) found a train-master painted flat black, was a Va. (Lionel)
2) a set of F3's made by K line several years ago, ABA, all powered.
3) Best deal at the train show i have come across in years! At Barry's train shop booth, a Williams GG1 girls train set, new in the box! only $219.00 Such a Deal!
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