Bucksco wrote: Toad,Go to www.lgboa.com and look under "customer support" . There is an email address and fax number for parts requests.
Toad,
Go to www.lgboa.com and look under "customer support" . There is an email address and fax number for parts requests.
Thanks Jack.
Toad
Too bad Jack,
I'v been in TCA and collecting "O" gauge for 35 years. I attend the 3 day TCA shows at the York Fair Grounds each April and October without fail. A long time ago, Nate Polk had a display at a York TCA show, it was his new line of REA "G" gauge being marketed by Aristo-Craft. At that point I felt, if I ever were to build an operating layout, it would be in the backyard, in "G" gauge.
Construction started 8 years ago and has grown to over 500 feet of track, 16 engines, and who can count the cars. "G" gauge expanded by one person because of a display at TCA York. Nearly 15,000 members with cash to spend, 1,800 Member Tables, and 227 Manufacturer and Dealer Booths, a great chance to spread the word - "G Gauge".
Don U.
TCA 73-5735
Don U. TCA 73-5735
Yeah, I just had a lightn idea! Speaking of LGB track cleaner if you had one you could take the shell apart (top part) and I could mold it....YES!!!! Then I could have one!
And just think I could make MOW units....OH MAN!!!! More toys!!!!!! Maybe Jack would know if he has a shell????
Jack, act like you did not read the above!
Do you have a shell/s for the LGB track cleaner? How much? I broke mine!
Ole Toad
Custom MOW units, man I am drulln
Alan, Oliver & North Fork Railroad
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If you don't know where you are going, any road will take you there. Lewis Carroll English author & recreational mathematician (1832 - 1898)
I was told on MLS that the Maxi line comes with a circuit that plugs into it to allow for DC use.
I also remember reading that alot of the English speaking members of the old European LGB club base had migrated to the Gscalemad website during the hiatus.
The only one I'm really sure of is the former, the later I can't say how accurate that is.
Have fun with your trains
I would suggest contacting Märklin directly. They have assumed responsibility for the LGB club.
I'm not talking about the LGB of America website, I'm talking about the LGB Club site out of Germany, LGB-CLUB.DE.. I go to LGB of America every 2 days for any updates about the Marklin/LGB information.. The Club site is still down and not running.............. I'm a charter member and in good standing in the LGB club......
Bucksco wrote: LGB of America's website has never been "down"www.lgboa.com
LGB of America's website has never been "down"
www.lgboa.com
Check the links @ LGBoA to the LGB Club, would think that is what he is speaking of.
Jack,
Will LGBoA be at the Big Show, TCA-York? Aristo-Craft, USA, and MTH/Railking all have large "G" displays as have most "muilti line" dealers.
Paid your dues, eh? Found this site: http://www.lgb-club.de/
I also want to know where the LGB club website is? it was to be up and going by the end of Jan 08 and it now near the end of Feb and still no club site... LGB of America still has no post on there site about this matter....
vsmith wrote: Marklin has never been or seemingly ever wanted to be a major player here in the US, they are huge in Europe and elsewhere worldwide, but have always been a remarkably minor player over here. Fleischmann and Roco have a larger profile over here. This is why I have my concerns about the long term direction of LGB over here, only time will tell.
LGBtrains1963 wrote:Let me say this, with Marklin waiting around to sign with LGB of America for what that was thought to have been signed last year and for what a month of shipping a container load of a few items to the United States, it just does not add up, Marklin is letting others take there market share here in the states with this hold out, people will change brand lines if they can not get the items they want. Plus this looks to be pushing a sell out of LGB items here in the states so that when they do start shipping back here in the states the prices will be much much more.. If anyone here keeps up with the news you would have seen this past christmas from all the people who came to the states from Germany, Italy, and etc was over here for the great deals due to our dollar rate, is this part of the hold out on Marklins part? Marklin was and is a much larger company than Lehmann was and we know they have the backing to go full blast on products to be made. It is time to let us know here in the states, people here in the states will go else where to get what they need.
You have to understand some history, Marklin has never been or seemingly ever wanted to be a major player here in the US, they are huge in Europe and elsewhere worldwide, but have always been a remarkably minor player over here. Fleischmann and Roco have a larger profile over here. This is why I have my concerns about the long term direction of LGB over here, only time will tell.
Marty Cozad wrote: How long have they been in #1?
How long have they been in #1?
Marty, I'm pretty sure they actually invented the gauge, way back in turn of the 19th century
I know nothing about Marklin so i looked up their site.
saw 1 gauge 1:32 trains, traction tires , unpowered B units.
If they start up LGB American style units that they focus on "model" looking and not so much toy looking.
I love the covered hoppers, 52' flats etc.
Is it REAL? or Just 1:29 scale?
Long live Outdoor Model Railroading.
Jack
e-mail me a photo of you,,please..
Did you have a name tag that was not flipped around like many of them? I thought you was my age or older?????
wait a minute, if you seen me you could have said something....... works both ways.
I'll see if Bubba has a photo of the booth.
bummed out. I guess theres next year.
Now I really feel bad, I stood there a couple of times looking things over but don't remember seeing any one but the young dark haired guy. I looked through the LGB dealer in the corners stuff.
dog-gone-it !!!
So close but yet so far.
I'm still not used to walking around with tags saying I'm "somebody", (which I'm not) I'd rather blend in.
I'm at the place of having a list of parts for my trains, and only buying items of "need".
I'm simply out of room.
Lighten up-It was a joke- I am allowed to joke around aren't I ?
This is why I don't post very much anymore!
Bucksco wrote: So who gave you that misinformation? I guess you didn't get your 2008 Piko catalog , eh?Guess you missed all the new "secret" products I had hidden under the table! Next time stop and introduce yourself Marty! My young helper from the FGRS was waiting for you to stop by but.......
So who gave you that misinformation? I guess you didn't get your 2008 Piko catalog , eh?
Guess you missed all the new "secret" products I had hidden under the table! Next time stop and introduce yourself Marty! My young helper from the FGRS was waiting for you to stop by but.......
So the "secret" products was just for Marty? Why not everyone that does LGB? You where at a show correct? So show them! With statements like this, it is why I still don't think LBGoA or any division there of is given total truth.
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