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Lego railroads https://model-railroad-hobbyist.com/node/34235
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Looks like a great project for you and your daughter!
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Rufus T. Firefly wrote:gregj410 wrote:Any chance a Founders reeder is on the horizon?
A Founders reefer would be cool. Have to look into the artwork and see how hard that might be to create.........decals, hmmmm.......
I’ll take 3 please. 3 rail is fine with kadee couplers
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gregj410 wrote:Looks like a great project for you and your daughter!
No. Lego train prices make sunset 3rd rail look cheap.
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I have never seen Lego train prices. Can you give a link?
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This might not be Lego. It's probably compatible with lego. Made by another company
https://www.brickmania.com/new-york-cen ... ocomotive/ $2,500
https://www.brickmania.com/new-york-cen ... ocomotive/ $2,500
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robert. wrote:This might not be Lego. It's probably compatible with lego. Made by another company
https://www.brickmania.com/new-york-cen ... ocomotive/ $2,500
And that is a kit. Not for me.
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gregj410 wrote:Rufus T. Firefly wrote:gregj410 wrote:Any chance a Founders reeder is on the horizon?
A Founders reefer would be cool. Have to look into the artwork and see how hard that might be to create.........decals, hmmmm.......
I’ll take 3 please. 3 rail is fine with kadee couplers
Okay, you've not an idea of my hourly rate on custom building and I don't build to spec on rail number at all.
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Rufus T. Firefly wrote:gregj410 wrote:Rufus T. Firefly wrote:
A Founders reefer would be cool. Have to look into the artwork and see how hard that might be to create.........decals, hmmmm.......
I’ll take 3 please. 3 rail is fine with kadee couplers
Okay, you've not an idea of my hourly rate on custom building and I don't build to spec on rail number at all.![]()
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gregj410 wrote:Rufus T. Firefly wrote:gregj410 wrote:
I’ll take 3 please. 3 rail is fine with kadee couplers
Okay, you've not an idea of my hourly rate on custom building and I don't build to spec on rail number at all.![]()
If you have to ask how much you probably can’t afford it
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The "kit" is made by a third party and disavows any association with Lego OTHER than a statement that is it made entirely of new Lego bricks!
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Made it race against time.
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Brother, can you spare a dime?
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Next up: Simpson Kit for a flat car.....
You get a box of wood, some monofilament, template, instructions with lists of parts not included..... Fun!
You get a box of wood, some monofilament, template, instructions with lists of parts not included..... Fun!
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I'm nearing the point of gluing on castings. Any recommendations for a quality bond?
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robert. wrote:I'm nearing the point of gluing on castings. Any recommendations for a quality bond?
Walther's Goo on the wood; medium viscosity CA on the metal. Don't overdo either. Get the parts together right the 1st time.
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I glad you said "Walther's goo". Earlier you mentioned "Goo" When i looked into Goo. That's a sneaker repair glue.
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