Uh oh! You know what that green stick in the red and green base means!
Same me, different spelling!
Thanks for kicking things off, Becky.
Here's another mix vid I've been compiling...
https://youtu.be/-Abg8IHob8A
[quote user="pennytrains"]Uh oh! You know what that green stick in the red and green base means! [/quote
"It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas, everywhere you go..."
Didn't know I could sing, did you?
Looks like I'm going to need a new 3462P!
This is what happens when your railroad is "recliner adjacent" and it goes over backwards.
Naaahhh... Gives it some character.
Clearly the milkman was a little too enthusiastic when tossing that last milk can out of the car. I wonder if this would be considered as cause for dismissal? Perhaps you need to hire a new milkman for your operating milk car.-Ellie
"Unless bought from a known and trusted dealer who can vouch otherwise, assume every train for sale requires servicing before use"
Maybe I can swap it with someone who has a missile range on their layout...
Penny, the frame is soft metal. Perhaps you could bend it back into shape with a pair of needle nose and regular pliers. Tabs underneath base can be carefully straightened to to release the "legs/railings". Maybe the platform plate could be flattened between two pieces of wood. Or just get a bigger Hammer. Good Luck.
Ken
pennytrains Looks like I'm going to need a new 3462P! This is what happens when your railroad is "recliner adjacent" and it goes over backwards.
Got any Godzillas? Maybe you could have "Big G" sitting or stomping on it!
A couple of months ago I would have just taken it apart, beat out the dents, stripped off the white and shot it with new paint. But I just don't think I can do that kinda stuff in an apartment. So, it's a "back burner" project for now. I can let the milkman throw cans at automobiles for awhile!
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