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Old 08-05-2012, 08:25 PM
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Here are some Stewart F units that I had just retrieved from my M-I-L's attic after 12 years in storage. They still run well but they need decoders. Also need to install some aftermarket grab irons and other details on them.
What a great stash of extra B&O F-units you've got there! My own style is to have as many multiples of all good things as possible. One or two is never enough. I only have four N scale F-units so far......but three of them are A+B FT's.....so there's seven powered units in all. That's enough to have spare parts for awhile.....but I need many more!

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Old 08-06-2012, 01:50 AM
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What a great stash of extra B&O F-units you've got there! My own style is to have as many multiples of all good things as possible. One or two is never enough. ... ...
Thanks. The 5 foreground A-units in the photo are 'pure' B&O (4500-series); the one partially hidden in the background is a former C&O unit repainted for B&O (7000-series).

As my signature text [and avatar] indicates, I want to return to B&O modeling of the 1970s era. The quest is taking a bit longer than originally planned due to financial setbacks (plus some of my own stupid decisions), but I'm gradually getting closer to my goal. I can't sell off any of my CSX stuff yet because I still need it for op sessions.
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I wonder if anyone makes N scale F units in these rare yellow and blue war-bonnet schemes?
I have a blue bonnet F7, A/B/A HO units all three with tsunami sound. I swear I can smell diesel fumes.
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I wonder if anyone makes N scale F units in these rare yellow and blue war-bonnet schemes?
Intermountain makes both of them.

http://www.intermountain-railway.com/n/html/69221.htm

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Old 09-08-2012, 03:37 AM
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Here's some pics of my OMI New Haven FL9 that I just picked up yesterday.

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Here's some pics of my OMI New Haven FL9 that I just picked up yesterday.

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Very nice! What cars will you run it with?
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Santa Fe F3 #32 LABC (although in this photo one B unit is missing)

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Nice! Is it a brass model?
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Very nice! What cars will you run it with?
Thanks! I plan on just using it as a display piece.
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