| Home | Open Account | Help | 317 users online |
|
Member Login
Discussion
Media SharingHostingLibrarySite Info |
Model Railroading > ID this little critterDate: 03/27/15 16:36 ID this little critter Author: BNModeler Anyone have any idea about this little brass critter?
   Date: 03/27/15 17:08 Re: ID this little critter Author: CPR_4000 Imported by Ken Kidder in the 60's?
Date: 03/27/15 17:20 Re: ID this little critter Author: IronDuke Both Ken Kidder and LMB imported a bunch of these critters in the late 50's early 60's
They were real cheap and still are. Not really sought after the Duke of iron Date: 03/27/15 17:24 Re: ID this little critter Author: boejoe Maybe it should be a flat car load to fit in with all your more "modern" power seen in the background!
Date: 03/27/15 18:59 Re: ID this little critter Author: railstiesballast Also sold in an HOn3 version.
Date: 03/27/15 19:46 Re: ID this little critter Author: gp60m143 Is that a Rio Grande GP60M? Awesome.
Date: 03/27/15 19:49 Re: ID this little critter Author: warrenpweiss Those are Baker couplers on that critter. The same type that the infamous John Allen used.
http://www.trainorders.com/discussion/read.php?3,1505146 Warren Date: 03/27/15 20:57 Re: ID this little critter Author: CPR_4000 gp60m143 Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > Is that a Rio Grande GP60M? Awesome. And with elephant ears, to boot? Date: 03/27/15 22:45 Re: ID this little critter Author: Larry020 I sold one of those a few months ago at a swap meet. I asked for $15, and settled for $12.
Larry Date: 03/28/15 01:05 Re: ID this little critter Author: funnelfan Considering the SP Black Widow BL2 and DRGW GP60M with Elephant ears, might as well paint it daylight numbered 449! ;^D
Ted Curphey Ontario, OR |