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GoingInCirclez.com
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February 01 2011
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Click above image to view the site
Very informative website by GoingInCirclez regarding all aspects of Tyco Trains. Large picture catalog of Tyco Items. Well done. Currently undergoing some reconstruction.
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HO SEEKER
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December 09 2009
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You will find within this site many items that may assist you in repairing, identifying and collecting HO Trains. Listed in the "Literature Section" are Assembly Diagrams with Part Numbers for many different HO train engines and rolling stock. This includes Athearn, Bowser, Globe, Penn Line, Kato, Model Power, Model Die Casting, Roundhouse, Mantua, Tyco, AHM, Rivarossi, Bachmann, Varney, and many more. Additionally, Catalogs, Brochures and Product Sales Lists for these trains can be referenced here.
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New Tyco Collector's Photo Album on the way!
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November 10 2009
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Click above image to launch Photo Album
Take a gander at the beginnings of our photo album of Tyco. More details will follow next week regarding the structure, content, purpose and requirements for the album. The intent is to be as inclusive of all members as possible with the goal of covering everything Tyco.
Loopy got me started on this with the 1950's catalogs.
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 Posted by Chops124 On December 07 2025 At 01:54:38 AM
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https://youtu.be/yTvgt7YdnbE
The G was/is one of my favorite all-time locomotives. I got to see the
real deal with a rather grotesque CR stencilled upon its nose back around
'75 or thereabouts, thundering southward on the 4-track mainline
north of NYC. It was pulling a dog train and appeared to be running at
full throttle, probably the engineer having one last joy ride before the
scrap heap (although apparently a few made it to Can Opener Blue
before the scrapper).
Tyco's G was a piece of junk, but by putting two powered trucks in it
I got her to run fairly decently, hoisting more than one or two cars.
I got a private chuckle during a model train open house, on this layout,
whilst she blew loops past a friend's high-end remote control GG1
that kept collapsing into the ballast every few year yards. I remember
his unit had remote-controlled pantographs that worked most of the
time.
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Posted by Chops124 On November 30 2025 At 9:01:10 PM
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Hello folks, I am in the middle of recovering from a long hospital stay from pneumonia,
who knew it could be such a butt kicker, and moving Armodilloville into a newly acquired
spare bedroom.
So for now, I am going to run some reruns. This one features some of Anderson Paint
Shop's best and a very rare Tyco F Unit in New Wales Australia livery. It took me over a
year to find this puppy, and I had to sell a kidney to get it.
https://youtu.be/wLEZnyxzW-g
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Posted by Chops124 On November 25 2025 At 3:27:58 PM
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