|
|
||||
|
|
Description |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
You are bidding on a HO Scale Diesel Locomotive. SOUTHERN PACIFIC, Number 7151. Locomotive measures 9 1/2"" long. I can find no manufacture name on Locomotive. This Locomotive is from the estate of an avid Model R.R. and has been in storage for over 12 years. Thanks for sto |
A 6 inch oval huh? interesting…
Oh boy! it doesnt need a tender! what an innovation!
Am not a model railroader… Wonder if I could get it for a dollar…
At least this person is being honest [about not being a MRR] - unlike some of the other jokers I’ve seen. Obviously the 6" thing is a typo.
Hey - at least they knew what a tender was. I didn’t even know THAT until I got into this hobby a couple of years ago.
Tom
No tender? Where do they put the coal? [:)]
It flows into the dynamic brake housing. I thought everyone knew where the coal goes on a diesel.
Coal? I thought it ran on wood. Silly me.[:I]
It doesn’t need a tender because it’s not a BNSF!
An oval six inches in length huh? I haven’t really looked at an HO locomotive real close recently,but I’d guess that engine would be six inches in length easily in HO scale. So how the heck would it make it around that oval?[:P] Maybe it’s one of those flex diesel locomotives…First there was flex track,now we get flex locomotives.
YA! Didn’t you know about flex locomotives? THey’re the ones where when they flex, the make a realistic cracking sound!!
I wonder if they have the Key to wind it up?
I just read one the seller claims won’t rust becasue it was painted with Rustoleum primer and paint. the fact that it is an MDC plastic car is inconsequential to him or her.
