Okay everybody the 746 is out of the closet now and hubby built me a display shelf for it while he was home over the weekend. I've been to the hobby store and am armed with books, ballast, glues, grass and all sorts of fun stuff. Here goes. I can't hurt this train can I? right now I'm cleaning everything. Alcohol on the track and gently wiping the cars with damp cottonballs/Q-tips.
Lisa
Sounds good, Lisa.
Keep us posted. Post pictures.
Chuck
Go for it! Short of dropping the engine on the floor, I think you are pretty safe. Keep us updated.
Regards,
John O
Yes please post pictures....... also keep an eye on the dogs. I can imagine them becoming very jealous when they see this baby start to shine up and and maybe try some staged diversion as they officially welcome it to the neighborhood. Don't fall for it. That is the oldest dog versus train trick around......
Jim
Good luck and I know you will enjoy both the engine and the hobby! If you get lucky as I did, your spouse will join in the fun and it will be a family affair.
Dennis
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Regards, Roy
Sounds like you're well on your way!!!
underworld
marxalot wrote: Yes please post pictures....... also keep an eye on the dogs. I can imagine them becoming very jealous when they see this baby start to shine up and and maybe try some staged diversion as they officially welcome it to the neighborhood. Don't fall for it. That is the oldest dog versus train trick around......Jim
Our Lab/Shephard thinks the 1666 is a rabbit... The train is up on a table, but the dog doesn't seem to find this much of a deterrant.
Kurt
As long as nothing comes between the dogs and squirrel chases life is good as far as they are concerned. I don't think they've even noticed the train yet. Harley the macaw on the other hand keeps asking "what are you doin"
LISA, full steam ahead. Chuga chuga choo choo!!!!!
laz57
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