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Direct link: http://www.squadron.com/ItemDetails.asp?item=HE31157
edit: sorry everybody for the thread necromancy. I forgot I was surfing through older topics...
I've been looking for soemthing like this! Any other railguns available, any with a longer barrel.
Magnus
Which wheels fits? I found one of these babes here in Sweden so if I can get hold of the wheels I might try one.
Lillen wrote: I've been looking for soemthing like this! Any other railguns available, any with a longer barrel. Magnus
Here's this one (Model_1) and here's the one that the OP has (Model_2). Too bad the pics don't get larger, but I'm sure some can be found on the net.
The second one I posted is also cheaper than the one from the Squadron site. I don't know how these would look as HO models since they're 1/72 and 1/35 scales. They seem like nice models to have in any event.
In case you want to see where I found them, they are from this site: http://www.historicrail.com/
Edit: I overlooked this one (Model_3). It's the same as the first link I put up but it's 1/72 scale and a lot cheaper than the 1/35 model.
TONY
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http://www.walthers.com/exec/productinfo/490-9163
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Lillen wrote: I've been looking for soemthing like this! Any other railguns available, any with a longer barrel.Magnus
look at Historic Rail, search on Military Train
http://www.historicrail.com/historicrail/product_info.po?ID=10125&product=Models+and+Kits&category=history&subcategory=Military%20Trains
http://www.historicrail.com/historicrail/product_info.po?ID=11393&product=Models+and+Kits&category=history&subcategory=Military%20Trains
http://www.historicrail.com/historicrail/product_info.po?ID=11394&product=Models+and+Kits&category=history&subcategory=Military%20Trains
http://www.historicrail.com/historicrail/product_info.po?ID=7331&product=Models+and+Kits&category=history&subcategory=Military%20Trains
this one is 1/35
http://www.historicrail.com/historicrail/product_info.po?ID=3903&product=Models+and+Kits&category=history&subcategory=Military%20Trains
George In Midcoast Maine, 'bout halfway up the Rockland branch
Hasegawa also made the Anzio Annie, which was a long barreled 8" or 12" gun which also could be run on HO Scale track If I remember correctly.
Rick
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