Whats the most unique 3 rail car or accessory you have seen?
Modeling the "Fargo Area Rapid Transit" in O scale 3 rail.
There are a lot of unique items in our hobby. One car in my collection that has always stood out is a KTM trolley, made in Japan during the 1960's. Here's a couple of pics:
Robert
http://www.robertstrains.com
Well, the most unique accessary I have ever seen is Gabe the Lamplighter, and the most unique car I have seen is the American flyer mail car where the car throws the mail out and picks up another bag. American Flyer had the coolest accessaries.
Give me steam locomotives or give me DEATH!
Berkshire Junction, bringing fourth the cry of the Iron Horse since 1900.
Whoops sorry, you ment three rail, well the only thing I can think of is the automatic gateman. Those things are pretty neat.
Gabe the Lamp lighter
718 Mail car
I've got to give the nod to the Europeans when it comes to accessories. For a trackside accessory, I've always like the destination boards. German manufacturer's Karl Bud and Bing have two I've seen.
For a building, I like Bing's newstands..
And for a car, in honor of our winter season, I think tinplate snowplows are pretty unique (yes, I know Marx is U.S.)....
Not sure of the scale ... but fantastic detailing !!
My favorite is the Lionel Hobby store. There are 3 working layouts,2 diesel and one steamer, and 11 people inside along with all sorts of hobby stuff hanging around. Everytime I look at the inside I find something new.
laz57
The Hobby Shop is neat and so is the Lionelville Ford Dealership with the revolving display platform inside.
I also have a personal preference for Mel's Diner!!!
Mel Hazen; Jax, FL Ride Amtrak. It's the only way to fly!!!
Love the snow plows!!! Hadn't seen the Marx one yet! ;)
This Marklin loco is one of my favorites.....
but I don't own one......YET!!!!
Actually, I'm scratch building a few varieties of this. All in 1/32 scale...one in gauge 1 (same width track as G), one in meter gauge (same width track as O) and one in really narrow gauge on HO track.
My World Map
underworld ;)
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