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would love this set ken
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me too but OUCHIES on the price!
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sorry ben,but they got nothing for $5 lken
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I just wonder what the quality of that steamer is?! Be a nice set. I bet a original Penn Line set sells for that!
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hi jerry the penn line loco on its own sells for that,in reasonable condition,hate to think what a mint boxed one goes for ken
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I believe that the Rivarossi Budd 1940s observation car was a Reading model. I suppose you could make a fair stand-in with Rivarossi Budd cars and a kitbashed Tyco 4-6-2.
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I read somewhere that Penn Line only made about 700 of those engines. Never re-ran it.
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I read somewhere that Penn Line only made about 700 of those engines. Never re-ran it.
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Really? maybe they decided the cost was too high & discontinued it quickly
No wonder the Penn Line Crusaders are so high in priced these days
Spider did restore one & did a awesome sauce job on it
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I had been waiting for this to come out for over a year, but I had to prioritize my wants and needs and unfortunately this landed on the wants list.
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A streamline steamer hauling talgo mounted coaches.
Oh, boy. That is really, really, as the kids say, sick.
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