03-21-2010, 02:49 PM
Thanks for the info Stumper, i hadnt taken the weight of the locomotives into account... I know that the Walthers Transfer Table is supposed to be used with the railshops kits in a maintenance facility.... I know smaller locomotives and one or 2 pieces of rolling stock can fit on the bridge (from seeing the video walthers released when they released the transfer table series) but it was to move cars from bay to bay or structure to structure, and was not used how I would use it in a yard.
Im wondering though, What if I were to use the HO one, how hard would it to convert to use for N scale, would that be possible or no?
Here is the link to the HO one by Walthers:
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How difficult do you think it would be to convert to N scale?
Im wondering though, What if I were to use the HO one, how hard would it to convert to use for N scale, would that be possible or no?
Here is the link to the HO one by Walthers:
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How difficult do you think it would be to convert to N scale?