dgraham wrote:Good luck on finding the Frisco version. I've been searching daily for nearly a year for a new or used one with no success. However I'm having second thoughts as this is the second or third report I've heard that they were poor runners.
If you find one and decide against it, let me know. I'm willing to give it a try
MTH has also made them in C-O, PRR, and Santa Fe,
Here is a link
http://www.mth-railking.com/list3.asp?qwest=0&cat=any&cla=Steam&lin=any&naam=2-10-4&rn=&cab=
tom
I am a person with a very active inner child. This is why my wife loves me so. Willoughby, Ohio - the home of the CP & E RR. OTTS Founder www.spankybird.shutterfly.com
NYC Fan wrote:Mine runs jerky in Command Mode and Very jerky in conventional. Not a smooth rolling engine at all. It must have predated Odysee.
The catalog claims it has/uses the Odessey, though it must have been an early example. Very interesting. Anybody else have one of the Lionel Ten Wheelers to compare performance?
NYC Fan wrote: I have #1916 as well. Mine is a very poor runner. It was from that era when nothing with TMCC ran well in conventional. Prior to Odysee I think. Even with TMCC it never ran absolutely smooth.
I have #1916 as well. Mine is a very poor runner. It was from that era when nothing with TMCC ran well in conventional. Prior to Odysee I think. Even with TMCC it never ran absolutely smooth.
Could you clarify what "poor runner" means? As I said, I want one of the Frisco version, but I don't have TMCC.
T.I.A.
I'd like to see one as well!!! Nice pics!
underworld
I want one!!!
Having recently seen Consolidations, Moguls, and Americans, I'm patiently waiting for Mr. M or Mr. L to announce an early to mid 20th Century 10 Wheeler, scale sized, Full sound, command and fully detailed. For me, preferrably a NYC model to pull my commuter trains.
NYC F12g Ten Wheeler
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