PSC 4-8-0 N&W Brass Engine

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knewsom

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Posted by knewsom on Saturday, April 9, 2005 8:32 PM

I decided to get one from a Hobby Shop. TheCaboose.com had them on special for just under $600. Since all of the ones that I have bid on, have gone for more that that, I figured that was a fair deal.

Thanks, Kevin

Virginian

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Posted by Virginian on Friday, April 8, 2005 9:31 PM

The auction ain't over yet !

What could have happened.... did.

Don Gibson

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Posted by Don Gibson on Friday, April 8, 2005 9:07 PM

PRECISION SCALE ENGINES are high detail ,expensive, brass examples of the art.

Contact THEM for information re DCC conversion. Also ask what is the minimum radius is for this engine. I have found the more precise and expensive the product, the more prototypical the curves it requres..

Don Gibson .............. ________ _______ I I__()____||__| ||||| I / I ((|__|----------| | |||||||||| I ______ I // o--O O O O-----o o OO-------OO ###########################

knewsom

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From: Virginia
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PSC 4-8-0 N&W Brass Engine

Posted by knewsom on Friday, April 8, 2005 8:32 PM

Does anyone have a Precision Scale 4-8-0 N&W Mastodon? If so, how easy is it to convert to DCC? I found one that I can afford, but I want to make sure that I can convert it to DCC without destroying it. Any other detail on the model is greatly appreciated.

Thanks,
Kevin

Thanks, Kevin

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