TT scale trains and models

I got one to sell in Germany. I'll PM you tomorrow with a price.

Review of HP catalog info shows the following: The 460 was introduced and first appears in the 1959 catalog (red cover with 1959 on front). The model featured brass construction and a 7 pole DC motor made by Romford in England. The 1961 catalog (identical to the 1959 catalog with the addition of a ...

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State of the art motor for the BTTB BR56 consolidation. Otherwise it should be no problem at all to get another BTTB motor.

You really go through a lot to run some trains. Well maybe the van would have broken down regardless of transporting modules or not.
I'm curious about the pictures.
So was it just you and Markette? Or did you have more visitors?

I went to Dortmund train show last year. The standard seems to pick some outdoor hiking outfit (maybe Germans wear this to all their hobby activities) and neglect body hygiene for a week before. And then I saw Rolf Weinert, one of the the grand elders of German brass model manufacturing, in his hans...

As much as I hate the cleaning of my airbrush, there is no way I could have painted that tank car adequately with a brush.

And I think I should always remember the end steps and the brake wheel.

Me top! I became aware of these yesterday and definitely wanna try those laser cut car (wagon) kits.

https://www.ebay.com/str/muellerradsatz ... 3561.l2563

They are also on ebay.

Another example:

Couldn't wait for the Micro Sol to dry. I am also waiting for more couplers. But I just finished two tank cars. K4 decals for Union Tank Line. One is a Joma car, the other a Maisto.