I’m looking for a diesel transfer table in HO scale. Walther’s discontinue theirs, so I.m looking for anyone who has one to sell, or knows of one on the dealers shelves, and might pick it up for me. Reply here. or at;
Thanks in advance, Randy Staller
I think they been sucked up into a black hole. I’ve been keeping my eye out for an extention kit. Every once in a while a Transfer Table will pop up on eBay. You can save your favorite search and have automatic notification when one is listed.
Randy,
A keyword search at the Index of Magazines turned up 14 article citations:
http://index.mrmag.com/tm.exe?opt=S&cmdtext=transfer+table&MAG=ANY
in case you have to build one of your own.
Bob
NMRA Life 0543
Boone Hobbies in Boone, Iowa has one, or they did anyway last week, The Walthers one, new in the box. BOONE HOBBIES* 804 STORY ST BOONE IA 50036-2711 515 432-2361 boonehob@fbx.com
What is a “DIESEL TRANSFER TABLE?” a picture would be nice.
JIM
It’s like a “steam transfer table” but polutes less! 
Everyone, Thanks. I was able to order a transfer table and extensions from Boone Hobby. Also printed off the list of articles listed in the thread, and will get them from the local library’s microfiche system. Thanks a million to all.
Randy Staller
Should we tell him the Walthers transfer table is a POS that doesn’t work right?
Just got the transfer table and an extension parcel post. Haven’t unpacked them yet . What type of problems were you encountering, any fixes? Randy Staller
Jim,
Here’s a link to a picture of a transfer table:
http://www.csrmf.org/doc.asp?id=430
Hope this helps.
Bob
NMRA Life 0543
Boy that’s pretty nifty, I’ve never seen one of those before. Can you use it to store locos as well, meaning instead of a roundhouse can one of these be built to store let’s say 8-10 locos? Looks like it would take a minimum of space or it’s a better use of space when constructing. Steve