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Posted - October 03 2006 : 05:11:15 AM
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hi does anyone know if tyco made coaches for their 1880 12 wheeler d&rg,if not did anyone else do d&rg stock,ken
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Posted - October 03 2006 : 09:40:47 AM
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Ken: There are age-appropriate (sort of) coaches for the DRG that go back to the early era by Penn-Line in their shorty coach line (1964 and earlier) in Denver Rio Grande. I've used a rake of four of these for years. They're hard to come by but nice. Other, more recently manufactured and more accurate choices are available as well. I think, but don't quote me on this, that post-1978 Mantua (from whence came Tyco) briefly made their 1890s clerestory coach line in DrGrande. Easiest to get, though, are the Denver, Rio Grande & Western clerestory coaches offered by MDC (Roundhouse.) They are often mistaken as Tyco/Mantua offerings and so get mis-listed as same on internet auctions. They are excellent offerings I employ with regularity (I run a little fleet of DrGW 4-8-0s (like yours) and 4-6-0 "Bumblebees.") Magnolia Academy
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Posted - October 03 2006 : 10:14:06 AM
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| many thanks for the info,will have a good mooch around ken
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Posted - October 04 2006 : 10:40:42 AM
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hi have found a rake of mdc roundhouse d&rg coaches and one tyco which looks very nice will tell you more if i win,ken
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