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Some photos from TTSMR files
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Some photos from TTSMR files
by TTSMR » Thu Oct 08, 2009 2:50 am
Here are a few of some of my and other TTSMR members locos.
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- HP 0-6-0
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- Kemtron Alco A-B-A Found on eBay.
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- HP 2-8-0
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- Kemtron Alco A
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- Kemtron Docksider 0-4-0 Best when used with an idler car attached with additional pickupos wired to the loco.
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Re: Some photos from TTSMR files
by TTSMR » Thu Oct 08, 2009 2:55 am
These are cool finds that show up once in a great while on eBay.
Click on the photo to enlarge the photo.
These were both mine at one time!
Sure miss owning them.
Click on the photo to enlarge the photo.
These were both mine at one time!
Sure miss owning them.
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Re: Some photos from TTSMR files
by TTSMR » Thu Oct 08, 2009 3:00 am
This is the brass etched kit of the High Nose TTn42 G-12 loco from New Zealand.
There is a Low Nose version available also.
These are US prototype that were exported to other countries but could be used on a US short line rail road.
This one wasnt mine but was an award winner.
I imported a bunch of these and they were quite popular.
There is a Low Nose version available also.
These are US prototype that were exported to other countries but could be used on a US short line rail road.
This one wasnt mine but was an award winner.
I imported a bunch of these and they were quite popular.
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Re: Some photos from TTSMR files
by TTSMR » Thu Oct 08, 2009 3:16 am
This is a German Berliner Bahnan model of the U7B loco converted to US prototype.
Just had to remove the bumpers and instal microtrain couplers plus a little paint.
These were US prototype that were also exported overseas.
Several were used on US shortline rail roads.
Just had to remove the bumpers and instal microtrain couplers plus a little paint.
These were US prototype that were also exported overseas.
Several were used on US shortline rail roads.
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Re: Some photos from TTSMR files
by TTSMR » Thu Oct 08, 2009 3:17 am
Also found on eBay.
Click on photo to emlarge.
Click on photo to emlarge.
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Re: Some photos from TTSMR files
by TTSMR » Thu Oct 08, 2009 3:26 am
TTScale MU cars are embossed and folded aluminum.
These are a nice addition to any collection.
The unppowered MU passenger cars run from $40 to $50 and sometimes can be found on eBay.
The MU combine car runs $50 to $75 as they are harder to find.
The powered MU combine car is driven by a rubber friction drive.
The powered MU combine prices vary on condition.
The green MU set was found on eBay.
These are a nice addition to any collection.
The unppowered MU passenger cars run from $40 to $50 and sometimes can be found on eBay.
- MU passenger car
The MU combine car runs $50 to $75 as they are harder to find.
- MU combine car
The powered MU combine car is driven by a rubber friction drive.
The powered MU combine prices vary on condition.
- Powered MU combine
The green MU set was found on eBay.
- Combine set
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Re: Some photos from TTSMR files
by TTSMR » Thu Oct 08, 2009 3:34 am
Three TT scale layouts created with RRTrack.
I distributed this software to TTers for several years.
You can still find this software online at:
http://www.rrtrack.com/
Again click on the photos to enlarge them.
I distributed this software to TTers for several years.
You can still find this software online at:
http://www.rrtrack.com/
Again click on the photos to enlarge them.
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Re: Some photos from TTSMR files
by scaro » Thu Oct 08, 2009 10:38 am
Thanks Don, I really appreciate the chance to see these.
Cheers, Ben
Cheers, Ben
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Re: Some photos from TTSMR files
by ConducTTor » Thu Oct 08, 2009 10:56 am
I've only seen very few pics of US protos (regardless of make or model). This is very cool. Thanks Don!
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Re: Some photos from TTSMR files
by AstroGoat760 » Thu Oct 08, 2009 12:42 pm
The pictures are very nice, and can serve as a reference for those of us, myself included, that have a few of these items and need the reference for restoration.
I have a pair of the HP products MU cars, both of them combines, one is powered, one is a dummy. Neither of them are missing their combine section doors, the photos will serve nicely to aid in the fabrication process.
Another function of these photos can be to serve as a "wish list" of locos.
I have a pair of the HP products MU cars, both of them combines, one is powered, one is a dummy. Neither of them are missing their combine section doors, the photos will serve nicely to aid in the fabrication process.
Another function of these photos can be to serve as a "wish list" of locos.
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