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Runs nice. "Street" is bathtub caulk painted black plastered over code 100 flex track. Radius is about 9 inches. Grooves were then routed out with a drill bit until the flanges cleared.
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Posted - March 10 2014 : 12:52:06 AM
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nifty scene
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Posted - March 10 2014 : 08:55:23 AM
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Hi Jeff,
Nice trolley. Just thought you should know, this post belongs in the Lose Ends forum. This is the OTW series which is dedicated to one post each week for either a locomotive, freight/box car, accessory, building or set.
Sincerely,
Sean
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Posted - March 13 2014 : 02:33:28 AM
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Thank you the correction, and my apologies as I am not clear exactly how the OTW thing works. If you would clarify, for me, how exactly an OTW submission is to be made, I will be most happy to follow your guidance. Until then, I will hold off on OTW postings until I get this figured out.
Chops124
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Posted - March 13 2014 : 03:05:20 AM
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| Very nice Tyco Trolley you have. They were almost as good as Bachmann trolleys back then. This trolley can belong in the LOTW since it is a type of locomotive albeit a single unit without much pulling power. I would wait till Sunday March 16 at 12:01AM and re-edit your post to change the wording from Tyco trolley to LOTW Mar 16 - Mar 22, 2014 in the Subject field.
Edited by - wks on March 13 2014 04:48:13 AM
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Posted - March 13 2014 : 10:08:58 AM
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quote:Thank you the correction, and my apologies as I am not clear exactly how the OTW thing works. If you would clarify, for me, how exactly an OTW submission is to be made, I will be most happy to follow your guidance. Until then, I will hold off on OTW postings until I get this figured out.
Chops124
Originally posted by Chops124Â -Â March 13 2014Â :Â 02:33:28 AM
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Don't post your locomotive as a separate LOTW. Post it into the LOTW thread instead of making your own.
-Steve
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Posted - March 13 2014 : 8:14:07 PM
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LOTW: Locomotive Or Trolley Week 
John
I don't have a one track mind. It depends on the turn-out.
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Posted - March 13 2014 : 11:37:17 PM
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quote:LOTW: Locomotive Or Trolley Week
John
Originally posted by zebrails - March 13 2014 : 8:14:07 PM
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If you don't know what LOTW stands for, it means Locomotive Of The Week. I know you were just joking though.
-Steve
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