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*Roger Haag wrote:* * One yard has Flyer couplers and the other yard has Kadee * HI Roger. If you want to run both Flyer and Kadee couplers on your layout, you will benefit from an idea from the Old

Hard to believe that any HO mfg'er would be proud of that mess of a drive design. LOL! Andre

While Gilbert did use the Mantua/Tyco General set for their FY&P old timer in HO, it is just the opposite as to the streamline passenger cars.? Actually Mantua/Tyco used Gilbert streamline passenger

Tom: Glycerine is a carbohydrate, not an oil. I believe it is in a group of what are called "sugar alcohols". It is completely soluble in water. *Google it!* Google probably has a more succinct

Then definitely not "Hi-F."? However, the earlier Athearn metal RDC's did have gear drive.? Vertical motor on the front truck.? But I think we are spinning off on a topic more suited to the

Well, not quite, more of a hybrid.? See attached... Athearn used the rubber band drive for years.? Their RDC's and Hustlers never had gear drive.? My first Athearn set had rubber band drive. BTW:

As I recall (being a long-time HO modeler until I went to O scale forty-five years ago), AF also used the Varney hoppers and tank cars. The High-F drive was an attempt to cut costs to bring more

And a bit more useless trivia--in HO, Gilbert used the Varney F unit as their's.? I don't know if it was the entire unit or just the shell.? I think it was also mentioned that a couple of the

I jest Mike, but isn't glycerine an oil? Is it water soluble? I also watched a YouTube video that recommended using windshield washer fluid. Took me a couple of hours to disassemble the airbrush and

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It seems like he had good intentions with very little time to attend to his business. Stephen J Kutash 203 906-5116 (Cell) [email protected]> wrote:

Hello Rance! Thank you for thinking of my situation. At this point, it is a bit early for me to start considering heavy investments into my S Hi Rail idea, so I would not be purchasing "en masse" for

Clay had a bunch, loved to learn where all our parts ended up? Don

Nice work Fred !! Tom Nebelsick <>< [email protected]> wrote:

Ken, thanks for taking the time to check. Bob Frascella will be sending me some. Thanks again, Steve Stephen J Kutash 203 906-5116 (Cell) [email protected]> wrote:

Accuracy never deterred Lionel... Rich G(ajnak)

Rick Naylor inquired about me still having some items left==well I do.? I have been unable to get this message to him, so pardon my effort, maybe it'll make it! Bob Werre BBB

If Ken can't find his I think I might have two of them.? And these are "special", as Jettie sent them to me as photo samples as these were the first castings that were made. ?? I inquired if I

As did their O gauge EP-5 electric, with EMD four wheel instead of six wheel trucks (Flyers was more accurate). Then again, an in-accurate Flyer Virginian might have generated more sales for AC

Hello Dick. I suspect that you're looking at S scale too much and projecting it's situation onto model railroading in general. Almost 3 weeks ago there was a train meet/show in New England that is