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Posted by: jim currie - 01-25-2019, 10:32 PM - Forum: Lower Berth
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been gone south of the border for some time, been back for a while and looked here off and on , and find that there is not as much activity as there use to be . is it just the seasonal slump or is this what's it like all the time ?
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Posted by: faraway - 01-25-2019, 11:37 AM - Forum: Layouts
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The streetcar phase is going to end soon. I miss switching and smooth running engines. Both is conceptual hard to do with streetcars and the Luna track system (German fora are full with warnings to use Luna tracks. I ignored the warning and learned they are very valid the hard way).
I will go back to a freelance switching layout. The row of the urban buildings will be moved to an elevated background. The design point of simple hand thrown switches with dead frogs will be kept from Freelance 2018-1. But I am going to try Peco this time. Two sets of #5 and #6 switches and some flex tracks have been ordered an hour ago.
I hope to get the streetcar installation clean and easy off the bench work some time during next week.
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Posted by: doctorwayne - 01-24-2019, 08:42 PM - Forum: Swap Meet
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Recently, a friend contacted me to enquire if I had any interest in some LaBelle kits for old-time passenger cars. Apparently there are some which have been started but not completed (not his work, but supposedly very nicely-done so far) and some are new-in-box kits, unstarted, but apparently complete.
I have little interest in wood kits since discovering the joys of working in styrene, but wonder if there might be any interest here. I haven't yet seen these kits in person, but if there's sufficient interest, I will get them and provide photos.
He hasn't indicated what he expects for them, but assured me that prices (if there's any interest) would be very reasonable. He feels that he won't have time to ever get around to building them, and is more interested in seeing them go to people who would, as he put it. "Enjoy building them and give them a good home."
In case there's more response to this than I anticipate, I think that the fairest way to handle this will be on a first-come, first-served basis. He seems uncertain as to how many kits there are (I've seen the shelves of unbuilt kits, so I'm not surprised by that), but I get the impression that there are at least 5 or 6, and perhaps more. He may also come across other long forgotten stuff, which might be available, too.
As I mentioned, pictures and more info depending on response from Members. There is not, at this time, anything for sale, I'm simply looking to see if there's any interest in these older types of kits.
Wayne
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