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 Posted - August 04 2016 : 12:04:18 AM
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Runs nice, not a clue as to make, manufacture, or vintage. Brought to Club by
Tinplate Henry.
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Posted - August 06 2016 : 11:24:29 AM
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That is a neat Euro engine for O gauge. Other than G, I rarely see any large-scale European trains at my shop. But here's a reference to some O gauge makers in Europe, past and present, that I just ran across, being interested after reading this post -
http://www.metropolitrain.com/index.html
I recognize a few familiar names, some I didn't know were into O gauge though, but most are totally "foreign" to me.  Will be interesting to check on some of these makers.
Jerry in VA
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Posted - August 06 2016 : 6:19:40 PM
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Hey man.
Do you have a couple of more photo's of this locomotive? As I may be able to identify it for you as I am an avid O gauge collector by all manufacturers. Looks very cool from what I can see in the photographs.
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Posted - August 10 2016 : 8:50:11 PM
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Thanks Railhead, thanks Gremlin. Railhead, no I only
have these two shots. Henry is also an avid O collector.
His oldest piece is a pre WWI three railer, and it runs nice!
I hope that you post some images of your collection.
I'd enjoy seeing that.
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Posted - August 11 2016 : 4:02:34 PM
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| when Marklin did HO they used a 3 rail but the 3rd "rail" was a bunch of nails on the ties of between them
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Posted - May 24 2018 : 4:19:20 PM
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quote:
Runs nice, not a clue as to make, manufacture, or vintage. Brought to Club by
Tinplate Henry.
Originally posted by Chops124Â -Â August 04 2016Â :Â 12:04:18 AM
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Can you post some more photos? It looks like Karl Bub.
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Posted - May 24 2018 : 6:00:53 PM
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Hi Ricky. These photos were from some years ago. That's one
I never heard of, "Karl Bub."
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