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Talking HO?,Diesel?, Steam? <br />Jamie's reply is a good recap of the qualities. <br />There's 15+ loco model manufacturers listed in the Walthers reference book and in a nut shell, it's what's under that shell that counts. <br /> <br />HO radius curves are also a factor. Some larger 3 axle loco trucks(6 axle diesel) require 22" radius <br />and some 11" long passenger cars require up to 24" <br /> <br />HO Steam engines require a little more homework since range is from $70.00 to $400.00 + and the <br />weight of the steam engine 12.75oz. on up makes a big difference in how good it performs. <br /> <br />Warranties vary from Kato(60 days) to Lifelike (life) Check them out. <br /> <br />If you deceide to do business thru a mail order, trainworld, standard etc know the shipping expenses, return policy and restocking fees. <br /> <br />We can share our success stories and failures with you before you buy, so come back with more questions.
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