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Williams Norfolk "J" 746 - VERY NICE!

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Williams Norfolk "J" 746 - VERY NICE!
Posted by FEClionel on Saturday, November 13, 2004 3:13 PM
Hey guys just recieved my newest baby - Williams Norfolk "J" 746! This is my first Williams item and definatley won't be my last! Its awesome and I got a great price $235 - shipped. Its going to look great around the tree with postwar Lionel rolling stock! Definately a topnotch product!
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Posted by 3railguy on Saturday, November 13, 2004 5:29 PM
Yes, it is a very nice engine indeed. Great looking, simple, smooth running, powerful, and affordable. All you need now is some Pohawtan Arrow streamline cars and you have a nice train.
John Long Give me Magnetraction or give me Death.
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Posted by Anonymous on Sunday, November 14, 2004 3:07 PM
Thats Good

I would like to Purchase that engine someday. Might I suggest some Williams Luzury Liners or Heaveywieights or 027 streamliners to go with that.

Nick
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Posted by douellet on Sunday, November 14, 2004 4:34 PM
You just can't beat Williams trains for the money. The best bang for the buck by far. I hope that Williams will expand their line of steam engines in the future. I'd love to see them produce some generic style engines such as a 4-6-2, 2-8-0, 4-8-2, etc. Engines that would run on smaller radius track. Railroads all over the country ran these smaller locomotives. How many Big Boys and Challengers do you really need? I'd also like to see them add a few more classic style freight cars. No need to go overboard.

Williams has done a great job producing a variety diesel locos with a wide range of road names. For that they should earn our continued support. Hands down the best toy train manufacturer out there.

douellet

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