TT Scale. The Ideal Scale.

Hi Al!

Thanks for your reply to my question regarding repowering a "Tiny Tim" loco. I did contact Larry Sayre some time ago on this project. He sold me an extra driver, but it was a mess (melted spokes, and rolled with a wobble). I sent it back to Larry.
By the way Al, I'm the one who you sold 20 pairs of brass Kemtron TT trucks to. I still have them and have plans for them since, despite being too wide (truck frames) for "purist" purposes, they do look nice and roll very, very well.

Hello all,
Just come across a set of photos of one of these on Flickr which may be of interest to some:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/9977705@N0 ... 401771991/

Hopefully the link will work.
Regards to all.

Hello back at ya and welcome aboard

What is your opinion; $170 - is it reasonable price for 0-4-0 in a good condition?

http://www.ebay.com/itm/A-M-P-DIE-CAST-0-4-0-DOCKSIDER-TT-SCALE-GAUGE-CAN-MOTOR-SHARP-LIL-LOCO-BOXED-/230787034213?pt=Model_RR_Trains&hash=item35bbfaac65

That does look like a nice one and it has been ugraded to a can motor but the price seems a little high to me.

I would check with John Harmon or Larry Sayre to see if either of them has one to sell.

Thanks, Rob, but I do not want to buy 0-4-0 steamer; I love big steam locomotives.
I only just wanted to know the reasonable price.

(But if you can ask John Harmon or Larry Sayre if they have SOMETHING ELSE to sell, it would be great! ;)
As I know, they do not have emails, so it's hard to contact with them)

John is selling a collection on Ebay right now, the 0-4-0 isn't one but the HP locos and boilers are his (someone else is selling for him, I guess he didn't trust my bad luck selling on Ebay!)
Al