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That was never my intent. I said in so many words the forney frame seemed like it was a reasonable fit for the prototype represented by the 0-4-0. And not knowimg it's origin, I pondered whether there

Still very confused by your question. Do you have an On30 narrow gauge model you are wanting to convert to an S scale standard gauge locomotive? Bachmann makes a Forney and also 2 different 4-4-0

Hi Ed,? ?Andrew here....? ?I love the curation of cars you sent to me.? ?I am not afraid of a modelling challenge and my layout is coal centric..??I was with Bill Lane last weekend and we ran

Dick,? I love everything about your photos.

Hello I like these! I can clean them up fast Diamond tool in drill press How about $20? Roger Haag

The NASG Dispatch magazine published Bob Stelmach's article on converting the Bachman On30 2-6-0 to S Gauge that may serve your purpose. Here’s the link to the issue:

Very doubtful; the Bachmann On30 4-4-0 was based on the two-foot Mt Gretna locomotives, far too small for any standard gage prototype. Jace Kahn ________________________________ Sent: Monday, June 17,

Northeastern Jace Kahn ________________________________ Sent: Monday, June 17, 2024 3:23 PM To: S-Scale <[email protected]> Subject: [S-Scale] Vintage Trucks Folks...... In the goode old daze, I

Years ago, in my HO days, I would occasionally clean the really dirty wheels with a Dremel. Body off, and clip lead the engine leads to the track. Bring up the power a bit, and (most everyone will

With a fiberglass eraser. Paul <d7efsmith@...> wrote:

I would go with the paper towel method.? I used the Kadee wheel cleaner during my HO days and don't think it's that effective. Plus, with the paper towel you see how much gook is coming off the

Kadee has a wheel cleaner that is spec'd to do HOn to O. Walthers shows it online. Ken G [email protected]> wrote:

Actually, it's the inside frame Bachmann On30 4-4-0's are pretty close to the Mt. Gretna locos. Rich G(ajnak)

Peco do a wheel cleaning brush and scrapper, it’s a handy thing to have. Walthers probably stock it in the USA Colin Stewart

I used to lay a piece of paper towel on the track with track cleaner or whatever soaked in (not a lot though) And like Bill, run up the power and do one truck at a time. Ken G.

I grab a coupler and jack the throttle for about 30 seconds. Thank You, Bill Lane Modeling the Mighty Pennsy, PRSL & Reading in 1957 in S Scale since 1987 See my finished models at:

The easiest method I know is to dampen a rag with mineral spirits and place it under the rear truck, place the front truck on the track, hold the engine and power it up moving the engine back and

How do I clean the wheels on this diesel?

Folks...... In the goode old daze, I bought my first S scale kit in 1965.? The advertisement said, "Trucks included".? When the box arrived, I got my first taste of S scale.? The trucks were kits