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has anyone bought a freight car, loco or whatever with a made up railroad name on it?
Like say a long gone model railroad
Such as the Gorre & Daphited
Or like one from a model train group?
Your own railroads count too
if answers are yes Let's SEE them! 
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I have none of them. I like original pieces by their makers. I would like to get a Krispy Kreme doughnut car but all that’s available are custom-made ones that I don’t want. A company named Colorsbright Made about 500 of them
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 Posted - May 24 2020 : 12:13:55 AM
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All of us have this in one form or another.
Other Durango names but no Kansas Durango and Colorado in the history books.
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Posted - May 24 2020 : 12:17:07 AM
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Let's see, since the St Louis - San Francisco, "Frisco", actually ran from Dallas to Pensacola, so that counts as a made up name, right?
;)
Given that no manufacturers have seen fit to do a production run with any of my own 3 freelance road names, I'm stuck with sticking on the decals one Microscale letter at a time ...
Did download a couple cars for Trainz Railroad Simulator lettered for Allen McClelland's Virginian and Ohio.
Around 2009 Bachmann in their G scale "Big Hauler" line had a set with their own freelance roadname "Glenbrook Valley" on a 4-6-0 with a reefer and a caboose. I bought a set with some disability settlement money.
Locomotive is in a quite handsome 1870s-1880s livery,
here, see these for reference about the real paint styles, http://www.pacificng.com/template.php?page=/ref/locobuilders/blw/style/baldwinstyles3.htm
EDIT: here, this is the specific page I meant, http://www.pacificng.com/template.php?page=/ref/locobuilders/blw/style/stylediag/index.htm
This is someone else's photo, turns out I don't have an overall photo of mine available.
[url=https://flic.kr/p/961YQc]  [/url] [url=https://flic.kr/p/961YQc]Bachmann Big Hauler #x27;Glenbrook Valley#x27; loco[/url] by [url=https://www.flickr.com/photos/trainsandstuff/]Glen Fairweather[/url], on Flickr
All I have of mine are photos used to illustrate adding details, such as literal "dim bulb" factory headlight replaced with a 5mm LED; coal burning stack instead of original woodburner; holders for class flags, white for extra here. Just a few days ago I finally got brackets for class light lanterns added to sides of smokebox, they are not in this image from several years ago.
And ...
... this one of Grumman kitty having rolled it over, a few years ago.
("Train? What train? There's a train? I know nothing of any train wreck")
(and the dear feline fellow is so innocently asleep on the desk here at this moment)
("Innocent"? Pffffft!)
“There are a thousand things that can happen when you go light a rocket engine, and only one of them is good.” — Tom Mueller, SpaceX, 2012
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Posted - May 24 2020 : 12:34:50 AM
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And another Tyco unit seen more up north.
No Canadiana Railroad in real life.
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Posted - May 24 2020 : 09:05:11 AM
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quote:I have none of them. I like original pieces by their makers. I would like to get a Krispy Kreme doughnut car but all that’s available are custom-made ones that I don’t want. A company named Colorsbright Made about 500 of them
Originally posted by walt - May 23 2020 : 9:59:43 PM
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thats because KK sent them a Cease & Desist order as they did not have their permission to make them 
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Posted - May 24 2020 : 09:26:32 AM
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Royal Blue workhorses on the Blaxland Ridge, Cody the F-7A (Athearn) and Jonathan the C-424 (Atlas/Kato)
These projects took the course of over a year due to slowly slowly acquiring the models themselves and the detail and replacement parts needed to get them running. I airbrushed them myself.
Cody
Jonathan
And also the switchers on the line: Hunter the booster tank, and Summer the Plymouth ML-8. Summer Isn't all that customized, just some white trim and decals.
There's still a Mantua/Tyco Shifter which I haven't finished yet because I don't have a smokebox front for it yet. So that's soon to come, and that is the last of the Blaxland Painted locos.
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Posted - May 24 2020 : 1:33:24 PM
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quote: quote:I have none of them. I like original pieces by their makers. I would like to get a Krispy Kreme doughnut car but all that’s available are custom-made ones that I don’t want. A company named Colorsbright Made about 500 of them
Originally posted by walt - May 23 2020 : 9:59:43 PM
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thats because KK sent them a Cease & Desist order as they did not have their permission to make them
Originally posted by microbusss - May 24 2020 : 09:05:11 AM
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There's still some available though...
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Posted - May 24 2020 : 6:23:39 PM
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quote: quote:I have none of them. I like original pieces by their makers. I would like to get a Krispy Kreme doughnut car but all that’s available are custom-made ones that I don’t want. A company named Colorsbright Made about 500 of them
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thats because KK sent them a Cease & Desist order as they did not have their permission to make them
Originally posted by microbusss - May 24 2020 : 09:05:11 AM
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. The only verification of this info was from Brian and he said the SELLER on ebay claimed only 50 sold. With that being the source i cant put much beleif on it... Need better info.
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Posted - May 25 2020 : 09:52:25 AM
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Steam engine I bought at a local club last year.
Lettered for The Allegheny and Western Railroad. HO club located in South Hicksville New York.
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Posted - May 26 2020 : 1:16:37 PM
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quote:
Steam engine I bought at a local club last year.
Lettered for The Allegheny and Western Railroad. HO club located in South Hicksville New York.
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there you go!
thats what I want to sees! 
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Posted - May 26 2020 : 6:57:56 PM
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| Busss, I posted some of my units I did myself that are for my custom Railroad... did you not see them?
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Posted - May 28 2020 : 12:07:50 AM
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On my layout are three made-up roadnames. My main railroad is the Tabor and Waldo. The name is a tongue in cheek defiance of the present trend to be more specific about the era and location of your layout. Mt. Tabor is the traditionally accepted location of that scene in the Bible where Jesus appears transfigured with Moses and Elijah, both of whom should have been dead about then. This is a magnificent anachronism, only made possible by a peculiarity of eternity. So much for specific era. As for specific location, where is Waldo, anyhow? Seems a subject for multiple books.
I'm not really an enthusiast for lettering, so my models are mostly limited to reporting marks like "TW".
An occasional piece of passenger equipment merits the full road name, as seen on the trailer to the doodlebug.
A coal hauling branch line interchanges with the TW at Batey Hollow. This is the Diggin Hill and Batey Hollow, named for a couple of roads in northwest Illinois (except that Batey is a misspelling of Beaty Hollow Rd.).
The railroad is really just a hidden staging track and the interchange track at Batey Hollow.
A couple of Heislers carry the DHBH reporting marks. Heislers were popular in mining and quarrying because their enclosed gear boxes protected the gears from rocks.
The caboose bears the full road name and carries a small amount of passenger, baggage and express traffic.
The Fish Hook and Mussentuchit runs a transfer freight from its yard at Mussentuchit to the classification yard on the TW. Fish Hook is at the end of the line. Mussentuchit, though not proposed to be in Utah is named after a grouping of land forms in central Utah (Mussentuchit Wash, Mussentuchit Flat, Mussentuchit Dune). On the layout, this railroad is implied by a hidden staging track. As a lowly transfer, the train is pulled by an 0-4-0 switcher and uses an old bobber as a transfer caboose.
Again, we just see reporting marks. A switcher is not an advertising billboard, after all.
The lowly bobber doesn't rate a full road name either.
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Posted - May 28 2020 : 09:11:17 AM
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| Love it, Shaggy. Great detail work as always!
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Posted - June 10 2020 : 3:32:38 PM
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GRL 40' boxcar acquired as part of a "train wreck" lot.
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Posted - June 10 2020 : 4:49:51 PM
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| Love that boxcar!
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Posted - June 10 2020 : 10:37:51 PM
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quote:GRL 40' boxcar acquired as part of a "train wreck" lot.
Originally posted by offtrackthoroughbred - June 10 2020 : 3:32:38 PM
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train wreck lot? 
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Posted - June 10 2020 : 11:01:13 PM
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LOL, that box car is awesome.
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Posted - June 11 2020 : 11:03:59 AM
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| "train wreck lot" - I bought a box of 38 old box cars, mostly Athearn, where KD couplers were broken or bent; axles rusted; floors pushed into bodies. Poorly stored and knocked about for the last 50 years.
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Posted - June 11 2020 : 6:38:21 PM
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Here are the two best examples I've purchased:
And then of course my own:
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Posted - June 12 2020 : 09:20:24 AM
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| Your Units are hands - down the best, Cheez. That Hudson looks like an american flyer, and those railcars are quite interesting. They remind me of the Rock Island AB6, which are the F units with the flat front. Somebody obviously took a B unit and made something similar.
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Posted - June 12 2020 : 12:12:26 PM
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I have a variety of pieces done by other modellers. Those two are obviously my best examples, sometimes I get lucky in the junk that I buy.
The Hudson is an American Flyer, someone here told me it's a 1940 production.
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Posted - June 12 2020 : 11:27:06 PM
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I want to take a ride on the Atomic Lake Line. Fabulous
ingenuity across the board. Street railway terrific.
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Posted - June 13 2020 : 6:36:47 PM
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oh I'm such a dummy for forgetting I have this one by Hypo 
Need a matching caboose & boxcar
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Posted - June 13 2020 : 7:50:26 PM
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| Ooooh yes the NMN!
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Posted - June 21 2020 : 11:43:32 AM
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Not my property but want to share this beauty.
Lionel O scale box car shows a popular Pennsylvania convenience store chain. Makes you run to your local grocery store.
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Posted - June 21 2020 : 3:34:12 PM
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quote:
Not my property but want to share this beauty.
Lionel O scale box car shows a popular Pennsylvania convenience store chain. Makes you run to your local grocery store.
Originally posted by wks - June 21 2020 : 11:43:32 AM
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I have a wawa right down the street from me!
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Posted - June 21 2020 : 3:39:58 PM
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snap buss,but mines bigger lol
plus one from a good buddy
pennsylvania great western
catfordken
if you cannot see the light at the end of the tunnel,try turning around
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Posted - June 21 2020 : 6:34:52 PM
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1: That's what she said
2: Hypo does amazing locos. I love the pacific. I take a liking to vandy tenders.
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Posted - June 21 2020 : 11:35:38 PM
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The New Mexico Northern is the bomb!! Wow!
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Posted - June 22 2020 : 06:23:57 AM
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Recently spotted this coal hauler leased out to the Rock Island
plying its trade!
https://youtu.be/dlkqkKmhAkc
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Posted - June 22 2020 : 07:36:16 AM
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quote:Recently spotted this coal hauler leased out to the Rock Island
plying its trade!
https://youtu.be/dlkqkKmhAkc
Originally posted by Chops124 - June 22 2020 : 06:23:57 AM
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Funny how the rock was bankrupt long before the AC4400 came around. Maybe they used a time machine. Where's Doc?
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Posted - June 22 2020 : 09:31:12 AM
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quote:| Funny how the rock was bankrupt long before the AC4400 came around. Maybe they used a time machine. Where's Doc? Originally posted by BlaxlandAlex3 - June 22 2020 : 07:36:16 AM
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Maybe the same fictional history that contains the freelanced New Mexico Northern has "heritage unit" coal hoppers on the Iowa Interstate. After all, IAIS has a heritage locomotive in Rock Island paint. Why not some coal hoppers? 
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Posted - June 22 2020 : 10:04:00 AM
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quote: quote:| Funny how the rock was bankrupt long before the AC4400 came around. Maybe they used a time machine. Where's Doc? Originally posted by BlaxlandAlex3 - June 22 2020 : 07:36:16 AM
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Maybe the same fictional history that contains the freelanced New Mexico Northern has "heritage unit" coal hoppers on the Iowa Interstate. After all, IAIS has a heritage locomotive in Rock Island paint. Why not some coal hoppers?
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true
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Posted - June 22 2020 : 4:38:40 PM
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"The Grand Stench Lines," I had a lot of fun with my 1:1 hogger who ran the trains so I could
focus on the filming. As with 15,000 ton prototypes he has a good hand on the throttle with
these HO pieces. The F....1A (?) I got off eBay when no one else wanted it. Tuned up the
guts a little and is now a fine runner. Found a perfect missing axle lying on the club floor by
pure chance. The coaches were relettered for the Grand Stench Lines with some custom
decals. The center coach, "The Royal Arms" just seemed like a perfect fit. The CNJ unit...uh
Alco ??? something or rather?....is an AHM unit I found the CNJ shell for in pile. Not having
a caboose I slathered up a spare hooptie and slapped on some CNJ decals with no particular
regard to type or number, just a hack with a CNJ denominator. With my lack of knowledge,
coming up with fantasy or semi prototype pieces is fairly easy.
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Posted - June 22 2020 : 4:49:54 PM
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| I like the colors on the GSL train Chops! Who would name their RR "Stench?" Seems a bit off - putting. Railroads deserve loving names!
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Posted - June 22 2020 : 11:16:29 PM
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Don't know what the original artist had in mind. Not too, too
different than say, "Gorre & Dafeited" (Gory and Defeated)
and such.
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Posted - June 23 2020 : 08:56:02 AM
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| True, but the Gorre and Daphetid is a cool sounding name though
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quote: quote:| Funny how the rock was bankrupt long before the AC4400 came around. Maybe they used a time machine. Where's Doc? Originally posted by BlaxlandAlex3 - June 22 2020 : 07:36:16 AM
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Maybe the same fictional history that contains the freelanced New Mexico Northern has "heritage unit" coal hoppers on the Iowa Interstate. After all, IAIS has a heritage locomotive in Rock Island paint. Why not some coal hoppers?
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true but the new owner of the Mississippi Delta Railroad has bought the CRI&P name & has been painting its locos as The Rock
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Posted - June 23 2020 : 6:34:43 PM
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I had to look. Busss is 100% right. That is indeed a MDRR heritage scheme. I didn't even
know this shortline existed.
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Posted - June 23 2020 : 6:48:11 PM
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| Bankruptcy Blue part 2: Back in blue, hauling freight for you!
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Posted - June 23 2020 : 8:45:17 PM
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quote:Bankruptcy Blue part 2: Back in blue, hauling freight for you!
Originally posted by BlaxlandAlex3 - June 23 2020 : 6:48:11 PM
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they even have a Facebook page
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Posted - August 25 2020 : 12:28:18 PM
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Here is one that I found on eBay this seller has all sorts of stuff from this fictional railroad it is called the laka lucre lines
Here is a link to the seller https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?sid=zlyoung5&isRefine=true&_pgn=1. The seller says that this railroad is named after a small historic mining company in Dolores County, Colorado called Laka Lucre
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From time to time I make up fictional lines or companies:
And this was a real meat processor in Philly. I did the decals and combined to AHM 50 foot modern stock cars to make a "close" stand-in for the real thing.
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Posted - August 25 2020 : 1:34:41 PM
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quote:Here is one that I found on eBay this seller has all sorts of stuff from this fictional railroad it is called the laka lucre lines
Here is a link to the seller https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?sid=zlyoung5&isRefine=true&_pgn=1. The seller says that this railroad is named after a small historic mining company in Dolores County, Colorado called Laka Lucre
Originally posted by Erik The Train Nerd - August 25 2020 : 12:28:18 PM
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I saw that! You should get a loco!
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Posted - August 25 2020 : 1:43:24 PM
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heck because of THIS custom ex-Soo Line Tyco boxcar I wants a whole train now
another one I forgot I had
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quote: that's fun buyin large was a huge company in the animated pixar movie wall-E I like that boxcar it fits in well with the storyline of the movie!
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quote: quote:Here is one that I found on eBay this seller has all sorts of stuff from this fictional railroad it is called the laka lucre lines
Here is a link to the seller https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?sid=zlyoung5&isRefine=true&_pgn=1. The seller says that this railroad is named after a small historic mining company in Dolores County, Colorado called Laka Lucre
Originally posted by Erik The Train Nerd - August 25 2020 : 12:28:18 PM
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I saw that! You should get a loco!
Originally posted by BlaxlandAlex3 - August 25 2020 : 1:34:41 PM
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I want to but I just got a locomotive if that 4-4-4-4 set is still availible at christmas I will ask my grandparents for it
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quote: quote: quote:Here is one that I found on eBay this seller has all sorts of stuff from this fictional railroad it is called the laka lucre lines
Here is a link to the seller https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?sid=zlyoung5&isRefine=true&_pgn=1. The seller says that this railroad is named after a small historic mining company in Dolores County, Colorado called Laka Lucre
Originally posted by Erik The Train Nerd - August 25 2020 : 12:28:18 PM
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I saw that! You should get a loco!
Originally posted by BlaxlandAlex3 - August 25 2020 : 1:34:41 PM
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I want to but I just got a locomotive if that 4-4-4-4 set is still availible at christmas I will ask my grandparents for it
Originally posted by Erik The Train Nerd - August 25 2020 : 3:43:43 PM
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I see. The 4-4-4-4 is hecking awesom
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