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The work bench ! today
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Posted - February 18 2009 : 07:51:58 AM
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First decapod off of service track and returned to service.
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Posted - February 18 2009 : 5:31:12 PM
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What a collection!  And classic Pennsy heavy metal to boot. 
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Posted - February 18 2009 : 9:39:59 PM
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Nelson: I miss doubleheading decapods pulling long freights on my old layout. Now all I can do is make believe on my switching layout.
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Posted - February 18 2009 : 10:29:20 PM
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That must have been something, since those Penn Line's can pull.
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| Right after I bought my 2-6-6-2 I kept thinking I should have picked up either at 2-8-0 Consolidation or a Decapod. The look of the missing rear pilot truck really grew on me. All of yours look great toptrain, can't wait to see the rest of them in service!
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Posted - February 19 2009 : 6:37:15 PM
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Another decapod is ready to run now.
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Posted - February 19 2009 : 7:21:16 PM
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quote:Another decapod is read to run now.
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Did you build another?
    
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Posted - February 25 2009 : 3:39:21 PM
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My latest work on four Penn Line decapods has been completed. All four are running now. all cleaned, oiled and tested.
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Posted - February 27 2009 : 12:28:49 PM
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Hi Frank:
any of the PL `Pods available for sale or Trade?
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Tomorrow morning is a train show I will attend. I am hopeing for a few things. It will be off to Mother Seaton High School in Clark New Jersey for the Jersey Cenrtal Railroad Historical Socity's annual show. It should Deffinatly change the look of my work bench. I'm am still having trouble with this thread. Once I post, I can't get back to view it so I have to edit it well the first time. This is one screwy site. The only one I have problums with.
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Posted - March 27 2009 : 08:52:55 AM
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A revelation concerning my access to this thread. I found out exploring the threads options that if I click onto printiable version. I can read everything. I can't edit ! I have to get it right the first time or my bad spelling will be forver. Also when I click on to post a reply I can read everything here also. I'll work with this and see what happens.
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The workbench has been cleaned up at this time. Reciently I worked on some Bachmann 4-8-4s, A Tyco W&A 4-6-0, And a Mantua Southern
2-8-4. I've been cleaning up and doing minor repairs on some Lionel HO.
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Posted - December 09 2009 : 8:50:48 PM
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A different 2-6-6-2 tanker is seen rounding turn by the locomotive storage tracks.
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Posted - December 10 2009 : 10:58:44 AM
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Hey I has a complete DeWitt Clinton train one coach needs to be regauged tho  & That Poultry Dispatch is a interesting car 
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Posted - December 12 2009 : 11:45:36 AM
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I think that new 2-6-6-2 will get a nice Genisus USRA tender because of a Junky built Athearn Genisus Pacific. So at least I have a nice tender for the $70 I spent. Also the boiler and cab proved to be usefull. Maybe some other detail can be salvaged from it. My Genisus Mikado also has a split gear but still moves with its real nice clicking sound. Lets see their old 0-4-2 Vulcan, 0-6-0, and Pacific all have the same problum. Drive gears that split. Northwest short line saved the day at least on the pacific. My 0-6-0 has been scraped. it's tender remains. The old pacific runs with the new gear but because of its B&M heratage sits on the sidelines it age showing, or in a box. My old Vulcan is still in it's box after a few repair tries. The new Genisus 4-6-2 is being scraped. The new mikado with it's Pennsy facelift sits on the side track while Penn line Mikes that are 50 + years older smothly pull freights past it. A sign of it's relieability. Will I even think of a future Athearn Purchase, I think not. I don't ever buy their train cars now.
Now back to my 2-6-6-2 tanker. It looks like its life will change. It will go from a tanker, heavy switcher, to a road engine with the addition of the Genisus tender. Yes, good can come from bad, I just hope it will look good. i know it will run good.
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Yesterday the workbench
** Here is some things I Purchased at the Greenberg train show a week ago, being worked on. Some metal tank cars, a Athearn mikado, 3 Life Like, Liliput PRR G5s locos, and a HObbyline PRR A5 without a tender.
* First photo: Left side, 3 tank cars. The front one is a all metal Mantua from the 1950 factory detailed for the Republic tank lines. The 2 behind are undecorated. They are of all brass construction made also in the 1950s by Silvine. A Cary PRR decapod loco body lays on its side benind three steam loco drives. These are Liliput drives made for Life Like. The tender shells, floors and details all go to these locos. They are PRR G5s. A pair of MDC truck trailers await decals. A Athearn Mikado is behind them, with the tender for the PRR I1, then my re-bodied Mantua 2-6-6-2 behind that. It is waiting for the tender that is behind it to be added with some more detail.
* Second photo: This is more centered on the workbench. Views of some of the same stuff metioned in the first photo with the addition of the 3 lifelike PRR G5s bodies.More detail parts for the G5s and repair parts for the PRR I1 are laying around.
* Third photo: Same stuff with the addition of a tichey train box with a hobbyline PRR A5 0-4-0 that is getting a new loco body. The old one is in the vise being held in place while the glue used to repair it cure
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Posted - January 22 2010 : 09:19:58 AM
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Hey Frank:
Instead of stretching out this thread into waht will likely become a third page, can I suggest you start a new one? Thats what the different sections are for. It makes searching easier, instead of having to keep scrolling.
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Posted - November 30 2010 : 2:36:54 PM
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quote:Hey Frank:
Instead of stretching out this thread into waht will likely become a third page, can I suggest you start a new one? Thats what the different sections are for. It makes searching easier, instead of having to keep scrolling.
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Well if I do this, why should I do the work and put in the photos then? I am hoping that someone will scroll thro the past replys and see what was done or what has been put there.
I thought that was the point of this thing we do.
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| with you on this frank,why would you want to start a new thread about the same thing?ken
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Posted - November 30 2010 : 7:23:50 PM
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| I likes the workbench area Hope mine looks that nice IF I ever get a bigger house hehe
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Posted - December 01 2010 : 09:12:55 AM
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Hi everybody !
* Latest work done is detailing 4 Hi Baller old time passenger cars. Three are of the cresatory roof type. The forth is a flat roof drover caboose. Hi Ball calls it a caboose combine. They are 48 foot long without couplers, to the platform ends. They are made of cast metal except for the floors, which are wood. The floors are very thin and it seems to be a problum when you fasten the trucks or end platforms. These need to be screwed down. The thin floor doesn't give enough grip to the screw. I'll work this out. At this time interiors are not in the plaining stages, floor thickness is not a problum. I'll put in a photo now then keep rambling on, later on.
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Posted - December 22 2010 : 10:34:18 AM
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With the combine caboose the car is now put together right. Handrails, windows, and couplers are in place. I'll move on to the full baggage.
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Posted - January 24 2011 : 7:06:17 PM
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Impressive thread TopTrain! Impressive heavy metal Pennsy collection.
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Posted - January 31 2011 : 11:43:00 AM
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| oh I'm super jealous of your work space & collection Need to find me a nice 4-4-0
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Posted - February 08 2011 : 4:57:18 PM
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* Kitbashing a Triang doublender EMD diesel for conversion to a TYCO power torque drive. The prototype had Co Co trucks. the model B trucks.
* the starting point. Tri-ang Diesel R159/R230. I added a few rub on lettering just to see if it would look ok.
* First I tried a TYCO MU2 diesel drive. Then the torque drive I liked it's appearance better. I striped off the yellow paint. The blue was the plastic color.
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Back now to the doublender.
* I measured the loco being work on and compaired it to a Athearn SD45. The SD was longer. The couplers on the SD45 are body mounted so that is what I will do. I found a pair of Bachmann FTA diesels to donate there pilots to the project. I applied the pilots and cliped in the wired and cleaned drive and found out all clearances were OK.
* I gave the locomotive its green paint, then some decal stripes. The decals fell apart. The liberties went on good. So did the name and numbers. I will rework the striping later.
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Posted - February 08 2011 : 7:24:49 PM
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Awesome Frank. Very cool and creative!
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My doublender is still in progress. Now I will post a photo of my lastest project. I recieved this MDC Atlantic yesterday. I have been checking it out. Found the side rods no good the main drive geer missing a tooth. The reduction gear no good, but very worn. screw missing to hold motor down. Missmatched bodies. No thnder truck wheels and axels.
* Corrections so far. Replaced plactic tender with a die cast one of the same style with trucks and more detail. Replaced side rods with a spare pair of Bowser PRR E6 rods. Made a screw for mounting motor. Found a replacemsnt gear for nain drive axel.
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Posted - February 10 2011 : 5:52:14 PM
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apart from the problems you have encountered and solved,it looks from photo to be in very good condition bodily,ken
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Posted - February 10 2011 : 7:05:47 PM
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Ken ; It is coming along. Till I get another reduction gear It will be on hold. North west short line makes a replacement gear set. I will order one in a few days.
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Posted - February 11 2011 : 6:36:20 PM
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very nice collection and workspace
Looks like my place... just replace the trains with computers- lol
Very impressive, frank!!
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Posted - February 12 2011 : 7:02:01 PM
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what is the truck in the box?  I'd like to have the D&RGW gondola & o.o you got one of the helium cars!
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Posted - February 12 2011 : 8:12:36 PM
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Hey Buss, The truck in the box is a powered railcar with a trailer. And about the helium car it may be a spare.
If it is I will edit this post and tell you.
frank
edit ; Buss it is a spare.
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Posted - February 12 2011 : 10:17:10 PM
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what is the roadname on helium car & would you sell me the Rio Grande gondola?
What is the brown flat car load in the 1st freight pic? 6th car from the left on bottom
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Posted - February 12 2011 : 10:40:46 PM
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quote:what is the roadname on helium car & would you sell me the Rio Grande gondola?
What is the brown flat car load in the 1st freight pic? 6th car from the left on bottom
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Roadname is NYC. No the RDG isn't for sall. The brown one is a NYC LCL car. It is a early container freight Car. It has 2 larger and 2 Smaller containers. It needs work. A project for me later on.
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hey frank i got an unmade kit of the nyc container car coming,by ambroid,he had one made up but like yours needs a bit of work and one of the large containers missing,ken
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| ah thanks toptrain & it didn't hurt to ask anyway
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Posted - February 13 2011 : 10:21:58 AM
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quote:hey frank i got an unmade kit of the nyc container car coming,by ambroid,he had one made up but like yours needs a bit of work and one of the large containers missing,ken
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Ken with the one I have it is a bit beat up. It isn't play ware. On the car, all the queen posts and suport wires which are susposta be cables are trash. Need replacement. the body of the car is good. With the 4 containers, 2 need new roofs and all I bolts need to be replaced.
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Posted - February 17 2011 : 11:35:03 AM
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OK Next a roundhouse repair. It started as a replacement for 4 doors. It wound up so far. 6 doors. 2 front sections with brick damage. One wall section falling out.
How a project can grow.
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Posted - February 22 2011 : 9:04:09 PM
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I got a little done today. I pulled out The Railway design Associates kit of the J&J Tool Co. It is a incomplete kit and I wanted to see what I could build from it. Of the 3 structers the make up the model only the main structer was in the bag. The leanto and small addition are no to be found. But the main building is complete.
Here it is not painted.
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Posted - February 23 2011 : 8:08:55 PM
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Return to a older project.
Going back to Feb 8 the doublender was awaiting additional work. I relocated the trucks to where they were more centered in their opening. I also lowered the body slightly. The new look.
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Posted - February 24 2011 : 3:29:43 PM
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Here it is with it couplers.
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quote:I love your ersatz Baldwin double ender!!!
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Rich , look closser. You will see it has a look General Motors diesels. The high grill is the same as a F9. Th nose is like the EMD F3,F7,or F9. It doesnt have the Baby face front ends. The CNJ doublenders were Baldwin. Number 2000 to 2006. My 2007 is a imaginary next loco in class. It is not a imaginary locomotive. EMD doublenders like this but with 3 axel trucks were made and sold throughout the British empire.
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Posted - March 29 2011 : 8:33:27 PM
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Now going on and a final step completed. I found at a show a Tyco SD24 a that had a good set to EMD trucks. These I applied to my CNJ #2007. Outside of touching up paint the project is complete.
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Posted - April 04 2011 : 5:40:29 PM
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My BWI NYC Hudson is now running. My Hudson Has no DCC, or sound. It is now a stright running DC locomotive.
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Posted - April 11 2011 : 09:08:26 AM
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I have done some work on the silvine brass tank cars I got reciently. touchups and lettering.
Frank
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Posted - April 11 2011 : 09:11:59 AM
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One of them , the Silvine tank cars came out Ok.
Another Victor Chenical Works kept its beat up look.
My PRR Empire lines is done but not well done.
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Posted - June 05 2011 : 12:49:56 PM
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The current mess today. Trains awaiting repair, and paint striping,
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