Caso.Sub wrote:I can't seem to find the link right now. I notcied a Brass SD90mac on ebay in CP, starting bid is $600. The katos:I picked them up at my favourite local dealer outside of London, Ontario. Otter Valley. If you want any more info just msg me. CASO
I can't seem to find the link right now. I notcied a Brass SD90mac on ebay in CP, starting bid is $600.
The katos:
I picked them up at my favourite local dealer outside of London, Ontario. Otter Valley. If you want any more info just msg me.
CASO
Thanks, I could not see it either.
Caso.Sub wrote:Also did anyone see the RSD 17 in CP on ebay? CASO
Also did anyone see the RSD 17 in CP on ebay?
Dave Vollmer wrote: I love the Canadian Brass.
I love the Canadian Brass.
Rats! You beat me to it, Dave!
Bill
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Caso.Sub wrote: i didn't find anything good on the open market in brass. So I bought another bunch of SD90's undec in CP. I think this puts my SD90 fleet at 25 now. Nothing beats a kato, and with the exchange, i got a really good deal on a case from my local dealer. I found some really good looking plastic kits too by Huber, so I bought a fair amount of freight cars. Maybe next quarter I will buy some brass, if I get another bonus.Thanks for help everyone.Also did anyone see the RSD 17 in CP on ebay? CASO
i didn't find anything good on the open market in brass. So I bought another bunch of SD90's undec in CP. I think this puts my SD90 fleet at 25 now. Nothing beats a kato, and with the exchange, i got a really good deal on a case from my local dealer. I found some really good looking plastic kits too by Huber, so I bought a fair amount of freight cars. Maybe next quarter I will buy some brass, if I get another bonus.
Thanks for help everyone.
Can I ask who your dealer is? I am always interested in KATO units especially the modern units, but paying special attention to the SD70-80 and SD90MAC's
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Dave Vollmer wrote:I love the Canadian Brass.My favorite is their first Christmas album:I got to hear them in concert in 1993 in State College, PA.
My favorite is their first Christmas album:
I got to hear them in concert in 1993 in State College, PA.
Oooooooo...you stole my pun, Dave! The Canadian Brass is good...but the Empire Brass is a much better ensemble. Listen to their all-Bach CD sometime.
Anyway, back to trains...
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Hi Caso,
I did not make it to the show today. Forgot about it to be honest, plan on attending the Kitchener show, Toronto show and also will go to the York Model railroaders club. Here is their web site: http://www.yorkrailwaymodellers.info/. Their layout is from the 50's and right beside them with the same admission ticket you can see the creation of a modern day canadian layout that is also very impressive. With impressive I mean two decks, 30 car freights and a 40 or 50 inch radius spiral that connects the upper and lower deck.
Anyhow wish I had gone to the Woodstock show, it is quite good usually.
Frank
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I saw nice brass pieces a few days ago on ebay. They were 4 overland cn dash 8-40cm, but the starting bid was 4 grand, which is over valued. If Im gonna pay that much, i would rather buy new brass. I haven't seen any CP sd40-2f lately, they are nice though. Im open to ideas on how I should spend this bonus.
what did you think of the show today??
Pathfinder wrote: CPRail modeler wrote:A while ago on ebay, I saw a CPR SD40-2F and a CN SD50F, both brass. I don't know if they're modern, but ebay shows some good stuff once in a while.The SD40-2F were delivered in 1988, may be a bit too early.
CPRail modeler wrote:A while ago on ebay, I saw a CPR SD40-2F and a CN SD50F, both brass. I don't know if they're modern, but ebay shows some good stuff once in a while.
The SD40-2F were delivered in 1988, may be a bit too early.
But they are all still in service too, just a little less clean.
Ouch ! Yellow card penalty assessed for 'play on words' Dave
the only place I can suggest ist this store in Georgetown, their site is www.cvrco.com. They have quite a few brass models all the time.
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Hey Everyone
Im looking for some modern Canadian Brass, either in CN or CP era 2000 and up. I tried looking for a CP SD90mac but they are way too hard to find. I see overland has some on future release. I was lucky to hit some bonuses this past quarter, so I want to reward myself. Any suggestions on websites, I checked CMT. ebay? Anyone know any good ones?
Thanks