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Tyco Howard Johnson's on Chop's Tycomania Layout. it lights up. Got it for $5 from Tin Plate Henry (see Trading Post). My best friend, and sister, May's first job was in a HoJo's on Rt. 9 in Hadley, Massachusetts. She presently lives in Palmetto, Florida and runs Under Dog Dog Rescue.
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Posted - April 13 2014 : 2:40:51 PM
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 A re-run, only building pic I have in my phone...
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Posted - April 13 2014 : 11:56:12 PM
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| Looks like they serve a pretty good cone there Walt.
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Posted - April 17 2014 : 4:21:52 PM
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| Revell railroad station 
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Posted - April 17 2014 : 6:38:51 PM
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quote:| Revell railroad station
Originally posted by wks - April 17 2014 : 4:21:52 PM
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Looks great! What's the maker of the locomotive in the picture?
-Steve
"A lot of modellers out there who go to these train shows see broken HO stuff and go, 'This is useless' when, in reality, they can still be used for modeling whether it's as a prop on your layout or a cool project to make something old new again."
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Posted - April 17 2014 : 8:36:22 PM
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hehe for some reason When I see NH for New Haven I think the NH means New Hampshire 
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Posted - April 17 2014 : 10:29:13 PM
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quote:hehe for some reason When I see NH for New Haven I think the NH means New Hampshire
Originally posted by microbusss - April 17 2014 : 8:36:22 PM
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That is the standard postal abbreviation.
Ever wonder why abbreviation is such a long word? 
I have a similar reaction to seeing Turbo Train abbreviated as TT on this forum. In model railroading, TT is Table Top scale (1:120).
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Posted - April 17 2014 : 11:17:20 PM
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| but when the NH is on a loco (New Haven) its New Hampshire Railroad to me
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Posted - April 19 2014 : 02:41:29 AM
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Former New Hampshire guy here. Dang, that is one lovely shot. Sure looks like a whole lot of New England. Never seen a six axle NH before; totally cool.
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Posted - April 19 2014 : 03:23:03 AM
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That Tasty Freeze be pretty dang cool. Never seen one before.
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Posted - April 19 2014 : 05:12:17 AM
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Six axle on the NH locomotive, SD35.
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