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Coach
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I got this bicentennial switcher with some of the other Tyco bicentennial cars. However I can not find any markings. Does anyone know if it too is Tyco or have any other info? Thanks!
Edited by - Coach on March 06 2010 4:02:35 PM
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walt
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Just a guess but to me it looks like someone added the "red"...
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Coach
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Looking closely I think you may be correct. So much for my mystery bicentennial switcher! Thanks!
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That engine was released in 60's so it's not a bicentennial item, but as far as the paint scheme goes, I *think* it's stock. Here's the Tyco Resource page...of course yours is the only one not pictured XD

http://tycotrain.tripod.com/locomotives/id1.html
Edited by - DaCheez on March 05 2010 5:13:18 PM
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I'd bet someone painted the red in '76 or before
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Coach
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thanks dacheez; that still answers some of my questions. the red matches that RCA job; maybe it is just an all american type paint scheme; done with no connection to the bicentennial.
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