Ya, I know. There are tons of rare sets around. They float in and out of eBay all the time. These standard gauge Railchief cars are really cool in person though. If you have a 400E and you want to replicate the Lionel O gauge set, check out these cars. These cars are always interesting and quite frankly always amazing to see running on a big standard gauge layout.
Ebay Set Link
Marc
Anything that will remotely fit into the category of Standard Gauge Trains and Toys!
Tuesday, January 21, 2014
Sunday, January 19, 2014
Monday, January 06, 2014
Tinplate Show in Ulm in Germany
Happy 2014!
My friend Michel sent me a really cool pic from a German tinplate show. I always remember those early TCA pictures of this amazing Fandor layout. I think I saw them in an early TCA Quarterly.
I'm hoping Michel took more pics he can send me!
The hall on the picture is from ACE a european tinplate company and the train passing is a Maerklin 4000 loko, live steam.
Marc
Thursday, January 02, 2014
Wolverine Coal Loader and Hafner/Wyandotte Windup Train
Gotta love this tinplate coal loader! Really cool and NO electricity!
Marc
Upcoming Greenberg Guide
Hi All,
Bruce Greenberg is coming out with a new Prewar Guide for Lionel. It will likely be around the April, 2014 York Timeframe. I always look forward to these as Bruce Greenberg really pays attention to detail and does his homework. While there will always be debates about production runs, staffing and color schemes, there really is no debate of how valuable these guides are. There really has never been anything like them before or since. Here is a link to a current page for Bruce:
http://sykesvillehistory.us/
I highly recommend you take a look at the web page and then grab a copy of the new guide at York or just before. It really helps make good buying decisions and intelligent planning for layouts and your roster.
Marc
Bruce Greenberg is coming out with a new Prewar Guide for Lionel. It will likely be around the April, 2014 York Timeframe. I always look forward to these as Bruce Greenberg really pays attention to detail and does his homework. While there will always be debates about production runs, staffing and color schemes, there really is no debate of how valuable these guides are. There really has never been anything like them before or since. Here is a link to a current page for Bruce:
http://sykesvillehistory.us/
I highly recommend you take a look at the web page and then grab a copy of the new guide at York or just before. It really helps make good buying decisions and intelligent planning for layouts and your roster.
Marc
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