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3 axle train car truck
Posted by chocho willy on Friday, January 26, 2018 8:57 AM

Does any one have I idea where to purchase a 3 axle #1 or g scale truck from, one similar to aristocraft passenger cars, would like to built a Mason Bogie, Bill

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Posted by ttrigg on Friday, January 26, 2018 11:39 AM

This may not be much help. The only time I've seen what you want was at Multi-scale train shows/sales. There was a guy who 'printed' them as well as many other small parts. Larger items were a 'pay now, receive them in UPS a few days later'. I've lost his business card else I would tell you how to contact him. If no one can answer, then I suggest hitting all the shows in your area.

Tom Trigg

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Posted by chocho willy on Friday, January 26, 2018 1:06 PM

Thanks Tom, can always rely on you for a answer, just went to railfair last weekend in Deland, Fl. What a bust. I'll must have to keep my eye out, thought about contacting accucraft and see if I can buy the one they use on theirs but would probably want a bazillon dollars. Bill

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Posted by ttrigg on Friday, January 26, 2018 3:15 PM

At the SanDiego show he was next to the Lionel "junk" guy. Well junk is a harsh word, I should have said used and ABUSED parts ready for the recycle parts bin. Stuff looking forward for reuse as something else.

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Posted by rbrr on Friday, January 26, 2018 6:59 PM

"...used and ABUSED parts ready for...."

.... ready for an application of BadgerModeFlex(tm)   rust, mud, etc.,   to then be placed within or create a scrap pile in the engine yard (or similiar).   Not a real world 'pile.  IMHO 

 

p.s.

ie. i like to adopt unused/unappreciated  Aristocraft hook'n loop couplers Cool

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Posted by PVT Kanaka on Tuesday, February 6, 2018 1:32 AM

Someday in my wanderings I will be remotely close to a railfair and be able to actually create a "scrap box" of my own.  Bill has me chomping on the bit to try something.

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