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Well, the trailing unit in the photo is an SD70. When I did my review in OGR back in 2012, I included photos of the SD70 on my 29" radius passing track.? The couplers were at their limits, but

Tom. Here is my suggestion. A One Turnout Layout by Lance Mindheim. https://lancemindheim.com/2012/09/a-one-turnout-layout/ Lance also had a recent article in Model Railroaded Magazine describing a

Let me mention just a tiny bit of history here. Much of the end of Flyer in the 60's ended up at Hobby Surplus in large bins of parts.? When our lost bid for the NASG convention and it's related car

The February RMC has not arrived up here in the Upper Left Corner yet, but that’s okay with me, because I just finished the January issue. In case you haven’t seen January, Jim Martin had the NASG

The one answer to that is it is happening because they continue to re-make 80 year old models (in essence) for a diminishing market. I'd bet a re-run of any of the newer pieces (SD-70, ES-44, mikado,

Correction to previous reply : "NIB" instead of "NIV" Besides, I'm a KJB guy... wouldn't touch a NIV with someone else's hands. (LOL) John D NIB = "New In Box" for those of you who don't know.

ABSOLUTELY CORRECT, Bill... ebay is the nail in AF's coffin. I can't count the numbers of UNSELLING AF trains that are always listed on ebay, and at prices that one might think would guarantee a

When you see the total saturation of Gilbert American Flyer for sale on eBay it is not a stretch to connect to Lionel eventually ending A F production. Considering Lionel have been doing repaints

Hello Rich.? ?I see in your photos ES 44s.? ?I did not fix the pilots on my ES 44 after incurring the derailments with my SD70Ace.? As a result I am not sure they have the same conditions.? ?I

I sold my Hudson a few years ago to Peter Loeb up in Idaho.? Actually it came back,? he actually owned it twice;? Peter has lived an "interesting life" .? He's been very quiet for a long time

Oh, and SP Mike then. I have no SP references other than on line, so thank you. BTW, the tender is for sale. Tommy [email protected]> wrote:

Tommy.... This is a 120 SC-4 Espee tender. Dan paired it with a Espee MK-6 2-8-2. Bob [email protected]> wrote:

David... My guess is that when he built it, we/he didn't have all of the locomotive information/books that we enjoy today. Bob [email protected]> wrote:

Tommy, The motor is in the tender, one of the "features" of Jesse's locomotives! Kinda hard to change tenders! I will try to get some more photos this week, if I can remember where I put the engine

Almost everything the museum will be selling will appear here first. The on to ebay or s events or ebay. Tommy [email protected]> wrote:

Thanks for the info. Tommy [email protected]> wrote:

Tommy…Only correct for the earlier 2-6-6-2 cab forwards.

Tommy, If you find you have more engines to sell I would be interested also. Austin [email protected]> wrote:

Hi John, I have stumbled into two different AF Hudson's With Nimco wheels. The first was at a mainly Lionel/Ho train show where a Lionel deal has this lonely Hudson sans tender with Nimco drivers