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 Posted - April 25 2014 : 9:27:00 PM
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Here are my "culvert flat" cars, some stamped Mantua with metal chassis, some plastic Tyco, with a variety of loads. If you have any with different loads, please post!
   
http://tycodepot.com/
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Posted - April 25 2014 : 9:40:36 PM
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I got one stored away with 3 freight car trucks glued on as a load.
" Heck with counting 'em rivets, TRAINS ARE FOR FUN! Not called the Mad Scientist for nothing either!"
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Posted - April 25 2014 : 9:51:18 PM
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here is my GREEN WM flat with crawlers 
who made the road rollers?
Plastic or metal?
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Posted - April 25 2014 : 10:10:25 PM
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quote:here is my GREEN WM flat with crawlers
who made the road rollers?
Plastic or metal?
Originally posted by microbusss - April 25 2014 : 9:51:18 PM
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That's a nice one buss...BN green with WM lettering  don't see many of those!
The road rollers are metal...and danged if I can remember who makes them but I see them everywhere for cheap in a variety of colors, I have another loose one in orange. They come carded in a plastic blister when new.
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Posted - April 25 2014 : 10:29:45 PM
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quote:  Hard to believe those were (and still are) Tyco/Mantua flatbeds.
-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."
Edited by - kovacste000 on April 25 2014 10:30:06 PM
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Posted - April 25 2014 : 10:58:02 PM
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Here's one I'm playing with...
...I've also found them to be a safe place to keep my trolley drive for my nest project from disappearing in the junkbox...
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Posted - April 26 2014 : 12:55:54 AM
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...I've also found them to be a safe place to keep my trolley drive for my nest project from disappearing in the junkbox...
Originally posted by shaygetz - April 25 2014 : 10:58:02 PM
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I see what you did there. Good way to remember your model railroad projects!Maybe I should adopt that on my layouts and rolling stock.
-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 - December 10 2016 : 12:58:25 PM
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quote:here is my GREEN WM flat with crawlers
who made the road rollers?
Plastic or metal?
Originally posted by microbusss - April 25 2014 : 9:51:18 PM
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This is a very interesting version of the skid flat, made by Tyco but packaged and sold as a Bachmann product! I'm sure there is a story behind why Bachmann had to resort to selling Tyco equipment to fill their orders but I have never seen an explanation.
Proudly keeping Tyco Pluggers out of landfills since 2016
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Posted - December 10 2016 : 7:59:57 PM
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The road rollers are metal...and danged if I can remember who makes them but I see them everywhere for cheap in a variety of colors, I have another loose one in orange. They come carded in a plastic blister when new.
Originally posted by JNXT 7707Â -Â April 25 2014Â :Â 10:10:25 PM
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well thats odd
I got a similar one in PLASTIC!
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Posted - December 14 2016 : 10:29:10 AM
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Great load of stuffs. Those rollers are pretty cool, and I've never
seen them. That green W&M is a rare and lovely bird.
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Posted - December 14 2016 : 4:06:16 PM
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quote:Great load of stuffs. Those rollers are pretty cool, and I've never
seen them. That green W&M is a rare and lovely bird.
Originally posted by Chops124Â -Â December 14 2016Â :Â 10:29:10 AM
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yeah I just found it looking for my de-motored 4-6-0 
It does say Tyco & Made in USA on the bottom
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Posted - November 24 2017 : 11:02:27 AM
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