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[quote]QUOTE: Originally posted by dknelson The famous Revell bakery or farm house. The Bowser articulated The AHM/Rivarossi Y6b 2-8-8-2 A piece of Atlas snap track The Renwal "House a'fire" The Athearn Santa Fe caboose or B&O hopper The Tyco/Manuta General The Plasticville signal tower The Kadee #5 coupler Dave Nelson [/quote] GREAT LIST DAVE !!!! but lets not forget the Varney F-7. It created momentum effect with an actual functional centrifical clutch. First you start to rev it up and then the clutch begins to engage. I Loved running Dad's Varney. It took 30 more years to get to relaible momentum throttles. I still have one of the Y6Bs and the farm house but I must also nominate the Revell 2 stall Engine House, designed by Al Armatage, and from which the Bakery and Print Shp were also developed. I have 2 of them...Also the Atlas railroad yard building set. and the plasticville 'ranch house' ....... ......and I model in O scale, so I guess you might say I have a bad case of nostalgia to keep so much vintage HO around.
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