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Model Railroading > Anyone know anything about this?Date: 06/03/19 17:08 Anyone know anything about this? Author: bath_wildcat Anyone know anything about this? A friend aquired it today for $4 and track. Even I'm clueless on this one.
Any help wod be great. Michael Fair Royal Oak, MI Date: 06/03/19 18:56 Re: Anyone know anything about this? Author: fbe Child's push toy for floor play. It is not set up to run on rails. It would probably be worth more if it was made by Leggo.
Date: 06/03/19 20:52 Re: Anyone know anything about this? Author: SantaFeRuss Ives maybe.
SantaFeRuss Date: 06/05/19 21:06 Re: Anyone know anything about this? Author: CM80-46 No flanges? Channel track? Or as suggested a pull toy for the hard wood floor. Plastic or metal? No side rods.
yes very interesting. CM80.46 Date: 06/06/19 03:44 Re: Anyone know anything about this? Author: SPDRGWfan It looks like an antique toy, but I haven't followed that genre.
Date: 06/09/19 07:37 Re: Anyone know anything about this? Author: BAB fbe Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > Child's push toy for floor play. It is not set up > to run on rails. It would probably be worth more > if it was made by Leggo. NICE reply to someone typicla TO wow get over yourself Date: 06/13/19 10:10 Re: Anyone know anything about this? Author: bath_wildcat It's not a push toy, and two it's battery powered.
Here's a bit more info Michael Fair Royal Oak, MI Date: 06/13/19 11:31 Re: Anyone know anything about this? Author: SPDRGWfan Ding ding.
Looks like it runs like hot wheels, track is a channel rather than rails. Imagine a complete set in like-new condition in the box could be worth something to collectors. Date: 06/13/19 12:24 Re: Anyone know anything about this? Author: fbe So the track is a single channel with a flange on both sides to direct the movement. I wonder if is single direction or if it has a reversing switch? Perhaps it was a predictor of today's battery powered movement.
I once had a wind up Marx which ran on O ga triple track which my folks got me before they thought I was ready for electric trains which was when I was 5. |