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 Posted - April 30 2011 : 10:05:49 AM
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This one kinda blows my mind, I thought BuddyL was a real early train from the 20's or 30's, but this looks like a diesel shunter to me, so how did this get modeled ? Later edition, maybe? At $900, I couldn't bring it home with me, but a neat piece.
Jerry
" When life throws you bananas...it's easy to slip up"
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Posted - April 30 2011 : 9:43:45 PM
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Yes that Buddy L switcher was made in the 30's.
It was part of the Buddy L Industrial train sets of the era,and modeled after small gas/mechanical locomotives used in lumber mills,gravel works,etc...
Carl T.
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Posted - September 22 2011 : 3:30:04 PM
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Nice! OUCH its Expensive, But Nice!
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