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 Posted - October 19 2011 : 7:50:22 PM
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The Bunker Hill Train club is having their annual fall train show/flea, from 10 AM - 4 PM. Held at the Ranson Civic Center in Ranson, WV near Inwood and Martinsburg. Usually a small but nice show packed with lots of train deals. If you search the Internet for Bunker Hill and train show, you'll find references.
Jerry
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Posted - October 19 2011 : 7:51:21 PM
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Look For NJ Transit And SEPTA For me! Ill Pay For The Items You Get. Coaches Please, Engines to Pricey! Anything More Expensive than $40 and no no.
Edited by - CNVIATyco on October 19 2011 7:52:04 PM
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Posted - October 19 2011 : 7:59:01 PM
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quote:Look For NJ Transit And SEPTA For me! Ill Pay For The Items You Get. Coaches Please, Engines to Pricey! Anything More Expensive than $40 and no no.
Originally posted by CNVIATyco - October 19 2011 : 7:51:21 PM
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I need a better price breakdown and description. Put it like this :
" I want N gauge in the following " -
Coaches will pay up to $10 each
Engines will buy up to $40 each
In NJ Transit and SEPTA roadnames only
(I'm assuming N gauge here )
Remember you have to pay for shipping. And I still have to lug around the 50 lb Microbusss Want List, too.  
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Posted - October 19 2011 : 8:04:23 PM
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And HO!
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Posted - October 22 2011 : 10:15:06 PM
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The show went well today, was in a much bigger venue than previous years, even had 3 modular layouts set up. I found many good deals, and spent my budget on HO there in about 4 hours. Some cool finds were a mantua B & O steam engine, kinda purple and silver. A couple Tyco and Mantua anniversary cars, 50th and 75th. Found 3 play-art cars, even a passenger version. The Magnolia triple-dome, triple-axle tanker is a copy of Tyco's unit, except for the Playart name moulded in, it's almost exact rivet for rivet. Here's some pics of my finds.
Some choice pieces here, many around $2-3 each.
Some complete, and some Tyco pieces, of accessories and buildings. Tyco pieces were 50 cents each ( ramps, etc. )
Some neat engines, including the Life-Like Baker's GP38-2, which is not in the TycoTripod reference website. Found one other Baker's engine online at another auction site, but that's the only reference I see to it anywhere. In pretty nice shape, overall.
The Ecto-1 Caddy was a nice find, $10, I think I'll ebay it, might pay part or all of my train expenses this weekend. original 1984 plastic model, dirty but complete, I think.
Overall a great day at the train show.
Jerry
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Posted - October 23 2011 : 07:34:14 AM
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I Wan the Bakers Engine!
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Posted - October 23 2011 : 09:37:01 AM
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| I has a Baker's engine but it goes with a set I has
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