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WPF shot down in a ball of flames - let's start over
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<p>Quote/ </p><p>Just wondering Geep if you mowed down your train engineer with an AK-47? LOL. Is that the blood stain under the loco?</p><p>On a serious note though, I was wondering how you like the Athearn AC4400 models. I've been somewhat skeptical about athearn. I just bought a blue and yellow box loco last Christmas for $60 and have had some motor problems with it.</p><p>Is the overland model a smooth runner like Atlas or Kato? /quote</p><p> </p><p>No no no. I would dream of such a violent incident with the engineer for some members will say I am sick for modeling anything not considered "normal" LOL I spiled red paint thats all.</p><p>I am not a fan of the Athearn models running abilities and that is why I switch out the motors with genesis ones from engines I didnt like and sold as dummies. Then I add much needed weight and they are run worthy.</p><p>The few Overland models I have run flawlessly in my opinion and its not because I envy stupid brass either. It is because they do run real nicely like Atlas or Kato. My Sd70ACe runs the best out of any loco I have ever owned. I just won the bid for $456 for the Overland Bush unit SD70ACe but the kicker is it is a unpowered model. But the good news is I will remove the motor and DCC from one of my other Overland models to power it up, If it works!</p>
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