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Dave F
1st Class Member
Sandy, Utah
Conductor
Posts:689
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 | | 08/07/2008 6:39 PM |
| hmmm
Welll
(2) Bachmann Big Hauler 4-6-0s (Tweetsie & D&RGW)
(1) USA EMD GP30 , ICG
(1) USA EMD GP38-2 (Amtrak)
(1) LGB 0-4-0
(1) Bachmann bobber caboose
(1) Bachmann Combine car
(2) Bachmann Boxcars_
(1) Bachmann Flatcar
(6) Bachmann three bay hoppers (Peabody)
(1) REA (aristo) Piggyback flatcar
(2) USA Trains Reefers
(4) Model Die Casting Two bay hoppers (EBT)
(2) LGB Passenger coaches
I think that's it so far... | |
Dave Fulghum,
CEO/Gandy dancer: Lone Peak & Western Railway.
Member, Utah Garden Railway Society.
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| Bryan Smith
1st Class Member
Erda,Utah
Foreman
Posts:186
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| | 08/07/2008 7:24 PM |
| (2) LGB 2-4-0 with tender (PENNSY & Ex-Santa Fe)
(1) 2020 LGB staniz 0-4-0 with tender
(1) 2017 serie LGB 0-4-0 with tender of American
(2) Aristo 0-4-0 switcher one with tender (B&O) and one without tender (PENNSY)
(1) kitbash EL-2b "Virginian" with two-unit electric locomotive
(1) kitbash GTEL4500 Gas-Turbine "UP" former Aristo FA-1 PENNSY
(1) kitbash (PENNSY) O-1b electric locomotive
(1) kitbash (PENNSY) L6 electric locomotive
(2) kitbash (PENNSY) E44 electric locomotive "still working on it"
(3) Aristo SD45 (PENNSY, BN, Rio Grande)
(1) Aristo RS-3 (NH)
(1) Buddy-L 2-6-2 with tender sound.
(1) LGB 2001 hand-car
(1) Aristo Eggliner (ACL)
and 40 cars of passenger & Freight cars
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Bryan Smith
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Erda,Utah | |
| blackburn49
1st Class Member
Copper Center, Alaska
Engineer
Posts:1855
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| | 08/08/2008 4:25 PM |
| Is this question for just the indoor portion of the model railroad? Or for those who run indoor model railroads only ?
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| East Broad Top
Moderator
Centennial, CO
Conductor
Posts:602
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| | 08/09/2008 9:34 AM |
| As for which brand I run, the (electric) locos are Bachmann, solely because they make them in the scale that I like at a price I can afford. I wish they were of prototypes my favorite railroad actually ran, but oh well. Rolling stock is a mixture of scratchbuilt stuff and kitbashed-to-varying-degrees Bachmann stuff. There's also one or two pieces from LGB, Delton, and Accucraft (AMS). Again, no specific preference, just choosing models based on how well they work for being kitbashed into what I'm after.
Later,
K | |
Tuscarora Railroad
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| Allan W. Miller
1st Class Member
Struthers, Ohio
Brakeman
Posts:84
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| | 08/09/2008 11:22 AM |
| | I've never met a Large Scale brand that I didn't like, and the storage space in my home is proof of that! Most of my stuff is LGB, with a fair amount of Hartland, Aristo, and Accucraft thrown in for good measure. I've tried them all at some point, but generally just go for whatever appeals to me. Since I especially like trolleys and traction, I'm waiting for Aristo's PCC to appear. | |
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| work4fil
Brakeman
Posts:27
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| | 11/09/2008 9:56 PM |
| | It's all Bachmann, with one possible exception of a USA Caboose I picked up at the train show. Motive power is a Connie and Annie, though I guess my wife wants me to pick up some F-units (afterall she says I spend all my time with my f-ing trains, not that she is bitter). My original plan was a logging line, so a shay is lurking somewhere in the future. I am enthralled with narrow guage, but the lure of standard guage beckons me somewhere down the line, so the F-units and maybe a GP7 or 9 pulling some heavyweights are a possibility (and maybe some marital understanding as well). | | | |
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