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My LOTW is a Cox GP9 for Big Pine Lumber Company. I repowered it with a Walthers GP9 mechanism.
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Posted - October 06 2013 : 1:28:02 PM
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Nice.
Funny that you mention the gp-9 walthers. I recently bought one in ATSF given the fact that they are cheap and I have had good luck with another one I had in Rio Grande colors. The ATSF one is loud, sputters and has other issues right out of the box. Time to take her part. I will post some photos.
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Posted - October 06 2013 : 2:38:30 PM
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quote:Nice.
Funny that you mention the gp-9 walthers. I recently bought one in ATSF given the fact that they are cheap and I have had good luck with another one I had in Rio Grande colors. The ATSF one is loud, sputters and has other issues right out of the box. Time to take her part. I will post some photos.
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Mine runs pretty well, although the single flywheel that it has is small and I'm not sure it does much good. I look forward to seeing what you find out. It might just be a mis-aligned shaft or gear.
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Posted - October 07 2013 : 03:53:04 AM
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LOTW- SPSF 3613 ex-GP39-2
Now a Tier-3 Emissions compliant Genset Locomotive, with operating Amtrak strobes 
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Posted - October 07 2013 : 07:03:26 AM
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My LOTW is a just-acquired project on Saturday, from my model train shop job. Junk box survivor, an old Varney diesel. Unfortunately, the zinc frame is cracking and disintegrating, I was trying to save the shell and the rear frame broke off when I was gently pulling it off. So far the frame is still intact enough to use, but I don't want to put the body back on and have it get broken. I may can grind the frame some to make it smaller so it won't hurt the shell for now. But The driveline looks to be in excellent shape, so if I can find another good original frame for it, it can be kept original. Even still has the original tube driveshaft unbroken in it! Which I will attempt to reproduce today at work on the bandsaw.  I also fixed another Varney diesel like it, frame was black and not cracked, has slightly different trucks and a different driveshaft. Boss will probably sell it for $10, I may buy that one too. I like these old Varneys, they're noisy but have character. :)
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Posted - October 07 2013 : 07:19:45 AM
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Yesterday my son visited with his family. A locomotive came back to the Bergen Point branch from the Saylorsburg PA branch of the CNJ. Back from a repaint and inspection came CNJ K1 class 4-8-0s #472. It is looking brand new.
* It is seen here in front of the Berger Point station.
* Iron Horse Models by Precision Scale Co.
edit PS. This Is a unique drive locomotive. With no power to this engine. When on the tracks , the drive will free wheel. when you move the loco, the wheels will turn freely. Apply power, and the gearing will engage, and the locomotive will move.
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Posted - October 07 2013 : 09:26:43 AM
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| sweet loco frank,some of the european locos,like jouef will free wheel,till power applied,but they do not have gearboxes on all ken
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Posted - October 07 2013 : 12:08:08 PM
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Ken; We keep learning new stuff about trains. It just goes on and on. Keeps one interested.
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Posted - October 07 2013 : 12:32:15 PM
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My LOTW offering for today is a walthers articulated M-190 from the AT&SF:
It is missing the roof and needs a new motor chassis, bot a very rare find!
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Posted - October 07 2013 : 1:00:01 PM
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quote:My LOTW offering for today is a walthers articulated M-190 from the AT&SF:
It is missing the roof and needs a new motor chassis, bot a very rare find!
Originally posted by Mustangs_n_Trains - October 07 2013 : 12:32:15 PM
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Sean; And a Three car set of Adler cars. Trix or marklin ?
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Posted - October 07 2013 : 1:03:58 PM
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The loco for the 3 car set looks like this one.
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Posted - October 07 2013 : 1:27:28 PM
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or the cars are for the Rocket set which ran on The Liverpool & Manchester Railway
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Posted - October 07 2013 : 2:09:26 PM
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Frank,
That 4-8-0 is shexy!!!! NICE! I tell ya, your killin' me with all the dang Camelbacks tho! but all in good honest, jealousy!
WELL , again while I'm here,......
Scary part of this one? Its missing its tender, is flywheel drive Rossi, and will pull yer house.... at that SAME Yard sale, I got my COTW, this week, for guess what? A BUCK! The guy there told me it was missing parts, (I don't care) and that he didn't know if it ran it hasn't been run in 10 years) again, I didn't care.....brought home, to the shop we went on the test track, Runs GREAT! I will probably be keeping this one, in the factory condition, AFTER I replace the few missing parts, including the tender, but this one, is on the back burner for now!
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Posted - October 07 2013 : 2:15:56 PM
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quote:or the cars are for the Rocket set which ran on The Liverpool & Manchester Railway
Originally posted by microbusss - October 07 2013 : 1:27:28 PM
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No Buss I had the same 3 cars but not the loco. It is " Der Adler ".You can see parts of the motor in the window of the car on the right.
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Posted - October 07 2013 : 3:20:46 PM
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Frank is there a clutch or a diffErential style gear box in that loco?
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Posted - October 07 2013 : 7:00:28 PM
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Justin ; I am a firm believer in don't touch it unless it is broken. I haven't looked at what gear box it has. I just know how it operates. Not how it works. As long as it keeps working I wont look.
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Posted - October 08 2013 : 10:26:38 AM
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My Loco of the month to go with my car of the month, TYCO SD24 Rio Grande:
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Posted - October 08 2013 : 11:00:04 AM
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quote:My Loco of the month to go with my car of the month, TYCO SD24 Rio Grande:
Originally posted by GG-1 Guy - October 08 2013 : 10:26:38 AM
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Beautiful locomotives, all of them. Now, if I could just get my Bachmann 4-4-0 running! Also, I'm still here, by virtue of my XP equipped desktop computer. For some reason, I cannot log in on my Windows 7 laptop. Any suggestions?
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Posted - October 08 2013 : 11:00:58 AM
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quote:My Loco of the month to go with my car of the month, TYCO SD24 Rio Grande:
Originally posted by GG-1 Guy - October 08 2013 : 10:26:38 AM
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Darn I can never find one of those & I do wants one
But you did find the caboose hehe
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Posted - October 09 2013 : 7:23:01 PM
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RBNicholson,
I am presently logged in using my laptop with Windows 7. I once saw a WiFi network that I couldn't connect to but it would connect to XP. If your laptop just cannot get to the web at all, try a WiFi at the library or McDonalds. If you can get to the internet, but just not this board then I'm stumped, too.
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Posted - October 10 2013 : 6:39:18 PM
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i do not buy this sort of thing?normally,but at the price offered with one horn broken i had to,ken
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Posted - October 10 2013 : 8:21:48 PM
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Frank, that Camelback is gorgeous!
John... a buck?  
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Posted - October 11 2013 : 12:07:55 AM
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I like the Elvis engines. You'd get a laugh running them at a club, that's for sure.
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Posted - October 11 2013 : 12:15:08 AM
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quote:Frank, that Camelback is gorgeous!
John... a buck?
Originally posted by NickelPlate759Â -Â October 10 2013Â :Â 8:21:48 PM
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Nelson, I have to agree with you on that Camelback of Franks. puts my LOTW to shame!
And yes. I picked that Rossi Cab Forwards up at a yard sale for a dollar....$1.00!!!!! Sadly, I have to say that's the "falling" thing again, it bites hard at times...... The guy offered it to me at that price, I'm surely NOT going to turn away!
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Posted - October 11 2013 : 08:32:16 AM
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: I am glade you like this weeks loco. Normally what I put in isn't noticed much. Glade to share it with you.
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Posted - October 11 2013 : 5:13:19 PM
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My Mantua 0-4-0. Got it a while ago with a Pennsy 0-6-0 by Mantua for $35 as a pair!:
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Posted - October 12 2013 : 09:17:19 AM
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quote:My Loco of the month to go with my car of the month, TYCO SD24 Rio Grande:
Originally posted by GG-1 Guy - October 08 2013 : 10:26:38 AM
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That's a nice Tyco diesel. Keep the Tycos comin'.
Here's three custom Tycos I've posted before.
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Posted - October 15 2013 : 8:52:15 PM
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quote: quote:
Originally posted by Mustangs_n_Trains - October 07 2013 : 12:32:15 PM
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Sean; And a Three car set of Adler cars. Trix or marklin ?
frank
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Frank,
I could not find a name. It says Made in West Germany on the bottom of one of the non-powered cars, but nothing else. Any ideas?
Not sure where TRIX is made.
Sean
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Posted - October 15 2013 : 9:44:37 PM
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Gotta be Trix Sean. I have some of there n scale stuff and states it's made in west Germany. It's part of the Stephenson's rocket set. Just need the steamer for a wHole set.
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Posted - October 16 2013 : 09:59:53 AM
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hi sean and others,this started life off as a trix express model,in 1965 ending up in 1980 as a trix set under marklin,your cars are from 1965 due to the yellow/beige chassis,the later ones are white/grey ken
top 1965,bottom 1980
the set,trix express
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Posted - October 16 2013 : 12:15:22 PM
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| Nice looking set Ken, and as usual, great photography. Do you ever find yourself trying to photograph something through glass? Any tips on that? Thanks, Barry
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Posted - October 16 2013 : 1:41:48 PM
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Ken, I second Barry's first. That's an AWESOME set!!!! 2 loco's for the 2 sets?
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Posted - October 16 2013 : 1:55:54 PM
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barry,i use a polarizing filter,which cuts out reflections,i also shoot in a bright room,as per the photo,and use a sheet to block any direct light from hit the glass ken
john barry,my photos always have my name on them,as you can see from ones above they are not mine,but from my data disc
1 have 3 cameras,2 Fujifilm 1x8 pixel 1x16 mega pixel bridge cameras,and a nikon bridge camera 10 mega pixel all do different things plus a tripod,which always helps
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Posted - October 16 2013 : 3:15:03 PM
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That's awesome Ken! The pic showing a shot through glass of a fish tank is prolly the hardest "shot" to capture......Then to think of the flash to keep from happening!
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Posted - October 17 2013 : 12:56:04 PM
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Taking a picture of all of your cameras at once is a pretty good trick.
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Posted - October 17 2013 : 5:02:57 PM
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| not if you have iphone as well ken
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Posted - October 17 2013 : 5:40:24 PM
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NOW.... take that Iphone with JMRI, and power up that SP C-415 while snapping that pic of your 3 camera!
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Posted - October 17 2013 : 7:46:56 PM
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| Thanks for the photo tips Ken. iphone is right . . . the most recent National Geographic had an ad for 100+ MP phone and the foldout ad was a sample photo; probably mucho bucks. But even an iphone takes such great photos these days.
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quote:LOTW- SPSF 3613 ex-GP39-2
Now a Tier-3 Emissions compliant Genset Locomotive, with operating Amtrak strobes
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ok I GOTTA know how you modeled this!! 
just me Ray... and just because I have Tyco doesn't mean I am not a model railroader
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quote:barry,i use a polarizing filter,which cuts out reflections,i also shoot in a bright room,as per the photo,and use a sheet to block any direct light from hit the glass ken
john barry,my photos always have my name on them,as you can see from ones above they are not mine,but from my data disc
1 have 3 cameras,2 Fujifilm 1x8 pixel 1x16 mega pixel bridge cameras,and a nikon bridge camera 10 mega pixel all do different things plus a tripod,which always helps
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I use a polarizing filter, too. Howefer, if I don't have one, many times shooting through glass at an angle will work, too. Note; I said "many times"!
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Posted - October 20 2013 : 2:03:35 PM
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quote:My LOTW is a Cox GP9 for Big Pine Lumber Company. I repowered it with a Walthers GP9 mechanism.
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I have the Rock Island version that Cox made. I'll upgrade it to a Walthers GP9 frame as well. It will run better and the fuel tank is part of the frame on Walthers (I have a Santa Fe warbonnet GP9 by Walthers). The fuel tank on the Rock has been superglued in place.
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Posted - October 20 2013 : 2:16:01 PM
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quote:Ken; We keep learning new stuff about trains. It just goes on and on. Keeps one interested.
frank
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Very interesting. Years ago Miller Engineering put out a "bipolar" power truck for their Alco S-4. It also free-wheeled with nothing to stop it, so control was important. We learned this at the Fall "S" Fest in Milwaukee, WI, in 1978, when a Dayton F-3 bronze cast diesel (need I say it was HEAVY?) equipped with Miller power trucks pulled a Kadee drawbar on the head end of a long heavy train and shot down the track and derailing on the double track and T-boning my brass kit-built Alco RS-1. The operator felt real bad, but I told him, "Hey, I built it, I'm sure I can repair it!" 35 years later, the RS-1 still earns its keep on SHABBONA RR
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Posted - October 20 2013 : 2:17:33 PM
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quote:sweet loco frank,some of the european locos,like jouef will free wheel,till power applied,but they do not have gearboxes on all ken
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PS - all those locomotives are nice, but I LOVE that 2-8-0!
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Posted - October 20 2013 : 2:25:55 PM
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quote:barry,i use a polarizing filter,which cuts out reflections,i also shoot in a bright room,as per the photo,and use a sheet to block any direct light from hit the glass ken
john barry,my photos always have my name on them,as you can see from ones above they are not mine,but from my data disc
1 have 3 cameras,2 Fujifilm 1x8 pixel 1x16 mega pixel bridge cameras,and a nikon bridge camera 10 mega pixel all do different things plus a tripod,which always helps
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I have a Fuji S9000, which looks like one of your cameras is, and it is probably my favorite camera, over my professional FinePix S-3 Pro. I use them interchangeably, but those Fuji lenses are nothing, if not SHARP! I used to photograph collector cars for a collector car magazine until health issues intervened. I hope to do it again someday, but will probably try to upgrade the lense on the S-3 to maybe a Nikon from the Tamron that's on it now. In the long term, if you want to upgrade an S-9000, consider an HS-10.
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| funny you should say that,the middle camera is a hs-20 16meg,the one at rear is a s6500fd 8meg,would have got dslr but have to watch the budget,ken
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| I was mistaken about the MP on that phone camera ad in National Geographic. I said it was like 100MP, but it's more like 40. Still . . .
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quote: quote:My Loco of the month to go with my car of the month, TYCO SD24 Rio Grande:
Originally posted by GG-1 Guy - October 08 2013 : 10:26:38 AM
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Beautiful locomotives, all of them. Now, if I could just get my Bachmann 4-4-0 running! Also, I'm still here, by virtue of my XP equipped desktop computer. For some reason, I cannot log in on my Windows 7 laptop. Any suggestions?
Originally posted by RBNicholson - October 08 2013 : 11:00:04 AM
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I'm still playing with my Bachmann 4-4-0. Somewhere in these forums, I put out a call for a pair of Bachmann old time tender trucks. If anybody has any, or can pick up a pair at a train show, give me a PM. We don't have many trains shows around here, we're so far out in the woods we have to go towards town to hunt game! I guess I should post photos of some of my other acquisitions, just to keepmy feet in the water
"S"tring boB
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