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Model Railroading > Spline cars in HODate: 06/30/06 09:55 Spline cars in HO Author: SouthernM Wondering if any company was making splice rr cars in Ho scale. These can carry a container or a wheeled trailer.
Thanks: LTB Date: 06/30/06 10:07 Re: Spine(?) cars in HO Author: toledopatch You've used two different spellings and I'm not sure either is right. You talking about spine cars?
Date: 06/30/06 11:34 Re: Spine(?) cars in HO Author: eagleknight Walthers did make them and I think detail west made the pieces that will allow you to carry containers on them.
Date: 06/30/06 12:09 Re: Spine(?) cars in HO Author: tracktime eagleknight Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > Walthers did make them and I think detail west > made the pieces that will allow you to carry > containers on them. The out-of-the-box Walthers Spine car allowed for containers and trailers as-is. Details West produced two detail kits for these cars: 1) Better trailer hitches 2) Spine Car Detail Set (better looking grabs/brake equipment, etc) more info at http://www.detailswest.com Cheers, Harry Date: 06/30/06 13:24 Re: Spine(?) cars in HO Author: csxt4617 I believe the kit to allow them to carry containers was by A-line, but it was for the
Athearn impack car, which only had provisions for trailers. Date: 06/30/06 14:13 Re: Spine(?) cars in HO Author: trainman_43 If your talking about 53' spine cars...Dream on! There has been an almost constant cry for these in Ho scale for years. Sadly, Thats just one of many pieces of rolling stock that seems to fall on deaf ears where the likes of Walthers and Athearn are concerned.
Date: 06/30/06 14:46 Re: Spine(?) cars in HO Author: SP_8299 Time to wake up from the dream: http://www.alancurtismodels.com/
PE trainman_43 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > If your talking about 53' spine cars...Dream on! > There has been an almost constant cry for these in > Ho scale for years. Sadly, Thats just one of many > pieces of rolling stock that seems to fall on deaf > ears where the likes of Walthers and Athearn are > concerned. Date: 06/30/06 20:00 Re: Spine(?) cars in HO Author: kylerailroad SP_8299 Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > Time to wake up from the dream: > http://www.alancurtismodels.com/ > > PE > > trainman_43 Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > If your talking about 53' spine cars...Dream > on! > > There has been an almost constant cry for these > in > > Ho scale for years. Sadly, Thats just one of > many > > pieces of rolling stock that seems to fall on > deaf > > ears where the likes of Walthers and Athearn > are > > concerned. But if you are time constricted who wants to put together metal kits and paint and decal? Date: 06/30/06 20:15 Re: Spine(?) cars in HO Author: tracktime > But if you are time constricted who wants to put
> together metal kits and paint and decal? Well, part of the hobby for some people is to just run trains. Other folks spend the time to put kits together, because that too, can be fun and give you a huge sense of accomplishment once ya get it together. In this RTR world, more folks should give kits a try.. if they haven't already.. It's a whole 'nother side of the hobby. And like exercise, the more often you assemble kits, the better your models become with every try. Cheers, Harry Date: 07/05/06 13:09 Re: Spine(?) cars in HO Author: SantaFeRuss tracktime Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > > But if you are time constricted who wants to > put > > together metal kits and paint and decal? > > Well, part of the hobby for some people is to just > run trains. > > Other folks spend the time to put kits together, > because that too, can be fun and give you a huge > sense of accomplishment once ya get it together. > In this RTR world, more folks should give kits a > try.. if they haven't already.. It's a whole > 'nother side of the hobby. > > And like exercise, the more often you assemble > kits, the better your models become with every > try. > > Cheers, > Harry Very well said! Build and be happy! SantaFeRuss |