hello

[Anonymous]

hello am 14 years old and I live in Serbia(europe)

I want to make my first shooping here is what I choose:

www.cchobies.com

931-708 Locomotive & Caboose Pack (Both Ready to Run) -- Santa Fe (red & silver "Warbonnet" w/red caboose) Loco #2264; Caboose #999725   $31.98
140-7834 Athearn Standard Round Roof Coach - Assembled -- Great Northern   $13.60
150-778 Atlas Cows And Horses $2.60
433 1381 Lifelike Snap-Loc Building Kits -- Flat Commuter Passenger Station $7.53
150-883    Atlas Warren Bridge  Kit  $4.20 
150 88 Atlas Snap Track Code 100 Starter Set -- Nickel-Silver Rail, Black Ties $27.76
785-F51    Woodland Scenics Light Green Foliage  $3.05 
785-1477 Track-Bed Roadbed Material -- 5mm Thick x 12" 30cm Wide x 24" 60cm Long
252-6003  Sunlit Vistas Deciduous tall,  large tree kit pkg. (16)  $11.20
490-1677 Model Power Block Signal -- 3 Indication    $10.40
 

 

what do you think-do I need something else and is this a good stuff? 

[challenger3980]

Hi Belgrade_train,

   You would get many more answers on the MODEL RAILROADER forum, this forum is for discussions about REAL Trains from the Classic era of railroading. Good Luck in finding the answers to your questions.

                                                                            Doug

[challenger3980]

   To Answer your questions, I could not find the 931-708 locomotive and caboose pack on their website, but I am going to guess looking at the price, that it is a Life-Like set, not their higher end Proto series. This would be a entry level "TRAIN SET" type locomotive, not the best quality, but I don't know what your budget is being 14.

  The Athearn 140-7834 Great Northern car would be better replaced by the Athearn 140-7854 or 140-7855 as these are Santa Fe cars that will be appropriate be hind your Santa Fe locomotive. Also the Athearn 140-7850 Baggage car would be a good addition to this set, and these are all currently listed on their website, and at the same price as the Great Northern car.  If the locomotive is one of the F-units modeled after the EMD F-unit models these would make for a nice branch line type train.

   What I see missing is a power pack, do you already have one? If not the 500-1300 MRC 1300 would be your least expensive choice from this supplier, but for the extra $5.60, if your budget allows, the 500-200, MRC-200 would be a worth while improvement, for the small price difference.

                                                             Good Luck and Have Fun,

                                                                                 Doug

[Anonymous]

challenger3980-tnx for a answer!

but I have a few more questions:

1.am begginer-and I need to ask what is a power pack?

 

[HorseMan]

Sorry, but this forum is for REAL TRAINS not models or toys.

GO TO THE MODEL RAILROADER FORUM where your questions will be answered.

 

[arkansasrailfan]

A power pack (transformer) is what powers the train. you can adjust speed with it, and connect some accessories to it. You can get more details at the Model Railroader forum., but oh well, we all live and learn.  They have more anwsers than we have.