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john black
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25 January 2009 17:40:30(UTC)
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Well, BigDaddy - for running an BB double-header I definitely were in need of a big layout.
Still more, guess by next year the Grandkids' layout is due for construction, anyway [:p]
And I'm way too lazy for building a third !!! [xx(][xx(][xx(]
So my micro layout with only one BB is just fine for me ...
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Fair enough John. If I ever get your way, maybe I could bring mine to visit!
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Originally posted by jerdenberg
<br />Nice freight set, that 45649 [but the price ...]
Right, Jeroen - €370 are some money. Well,
if
getting it another problem were space.
Since 10 <u>additional</u> cars eat a lot of this out of a small layout ... [:I]
But, frankly - I had hoped for some RIO GRANDE or SOUTHERN PACIFIC freight cars.
Since we have bought M's $$$$$$ ALCO double-header Diesels, anyway ...
[xx(][}:)]
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27 January 2009 19:08:26(UTC)
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370 is the suggested price, the actual i expect to be around 330.
At last now M seems to have a tendency to create more box cars in different liveries.
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Won't get it. Nice but not my livery ...
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Even €330 is a lot of money, especially in comparison with the Trix 20-car sets that can be snatched from Ebay at €210 (UP) or €219 (various). I do not know the price of Märklin couplers or AC wheel sets, but a lot of money is left for those if you look at the price difference. Compare also with 45646 that originally cost more than €200 but was offered for something like €130 not long ago.
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28 January 2009 13:21:17(UTC)
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I will buy it, it will be among the few M items that i will buy for this year.
All liveries seem the same to me.
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<br />
But, frankly - I had hoped for some RIO GRANDE or SOUTHERN PACIFIC freight cars.
Since we have bought M's $$$$$$ ALCO double-header Diesels, anyway ...
[xx(][}:)]
Good point John!
I spotted this on ebay recently, but forgot to bid on it [:(]
http://cgi.ebay.de/ws/eB...IT&item=190276941296
Well never mind, I would never had gotten it with that price [:0][V][:o)][B)][xx(][}:)]
Same guy bought this:
http://cgi.ebay.de/ws/eB...IT&item=190276942222
and this:
http://cgi.ebay.de/ws/eB...IT&item=190276940345
No financial crisis there
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Today after one year of MRR idleness, i used my layout, of course some parts of the tracks were full of dust, my new br 218 39183 could not handle it and stopped at these sections, but that was not the case for the Alaska loco the 3663 which had no problem at all.
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<br />Today after one year of MRR idleness, i used my layout, of course some parts of the tracks were full of dust, my new br 218 39183 could not handle it and stopped at these sections, but that was not the case for the Alaska loco the 3663 which had no problem at all.
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<br />the Alaska loco 3663 which had no problem at all.
No surprise ...
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Right, Jeroen - that 20-car set is a deal ...
Palle, you too are right. €127-€203 for one tinplate box car is pure madness.
And then they aren't even M's genuine liveries but some guy's airbrush job ...
A few make a fortune at ebay. Since every morning another fool gets up
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The derailment sensitivity is an issue for all f7s though. These locos detest curves and turnouts.
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<br />The derailment sensitivity is an issue for all F7s though.
These locos detest curves and turnouts.
Right, Nikos. But only if you run 'em coupled
BACK TO BACK
[xx(][xx(][xx(] - the way M delivers them ...
Such double-header configuration is extremely prone to derailments (same goes for PA1s).
That's why I run ALL my U.S. double-header Diesels this way (BTW - both are correct, protypically).
Also prefer the looks. No derailments, ever since
(and of course never happened with solo locos).
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They do not look nice in that mode John, i prefer the original one, i will decrease the speed.
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An option, Nikos - but slow speed works only with F7s on C-track
[^]
(if I had known before I had built all levels with troublefree C-track)
On K-track
regular
turnouts back-to-back F7s do derail even at the slowest speed [:I]
And on C-track
curved
turnouts
(WORST !!! piece of track, ever - on such even
my Grandson's simple V100 derails)
back-to-back PA1s give the same trouble [:I]
All this regardless of direction. That's why I had to change (some work) [xx(] all double-headers ...
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<br />An option, Nikos - but slow speed works only with F7s on C-track
[^]
(if I had known before I had built all levels with troublefree C-track)
On K-track
regular
turnouts back-to-back F7s do derail even at the slowest speed [:I]
And on C-track
curved
turnouts
(WORST !!! piece of track, ever - on such even
my Grandson's simple V100 derails)
back-to-back PA1s give the same trouble [:I]
All this regardless of direction. That's why I had to change (some work) [xx(] all double-headers ...
Hi John,
I've got a lot of F7 doubles and triples and run them on C and M track. I have never noticed a derailing problem. Is this a K track thing or am I just lucky?
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Hi Eric,
my layout's analog base level is K, and this is where I run most of my F7s (they are analog).
It must be a K-track thingy. Perhaps because of the somewhat tighter tolerances ...
Running a solo F7 over a K-turnout (no matter if slowly or full throttle) - no trouble at all
[^]
But the very moment I try this with two <u>back-to-back</u> coupled F7s - they derail ... [:I][:I]
You even can observe the two motorized (inner) bogies' inability for easy lateral movement.
Although the bogies' frame "bearings" (big word for two simple pieces of sheet metal) are
well greased, a combo of two coupled <u>heavy</u> bogies simply won't work reliably on K-turnouts.
My best guess: two heavy motor bogies plus a rather tightly built turnout make no love affair ...
No problems on the (upper digital) C-track level with my SANTA FE or ALASKA double-headers
[^]
(I just try to avoid those funny curved turnouts - they give me trouble all the time)
Guess we can rest assured with our C-track, Eric. If I had known before also my analog level were C.
Talk about learning by doing ...
John
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Nice collection of F7s, John.
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I have some F7's.
My old layout was a mix of K and C-track. Only tight curves.
Never problems with derailments, no matter what combination.
However. After an accident with the T&P F7, that loco was always deraling. So i checked it up cloosely.
The investigation showed that one of the locomotives axel/wheel back-to-back measure was to big! This occured after the accident with the T&P F7.
After adjustment to the right back-to-back measure there was no problem.
CONCLUSION. The wheels don't sit tight on some of the F7's. They can sometimes easely slide on the axle, change the back-to-back measure, and cause a derailment.
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Thanks, Caboose. Will check this ...
But then those back-to-back derailments happened with brand new out-of-the-box locos.
Never came back when switched to the double-header combo as shown above. Strange ...
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Just spotted the first solid discount for the 45649 car set, priced at €299.90. Still a bit steep, but ...
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Wow, Nikos - I really do envy you for this silver beauty ...
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Very nice, Nikos.
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Thank you
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Interesting!
I´m using my 37941 for my 45652 Set 3-Railroad Maintenance Cars.
Never thought of using them with the 43600...
But what consist am I gonna use for 37621 and 83341 then...
37624 F7, my first review
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The 29490:
The loco is a piece of art, a supreme model, it deserved much better than being in this set.
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Great, Nikos ... but can we have a picture of the cars - unpacked on track, please
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As you wish
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Great set Nikos.
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Thank you Panayioti
, now i want that new ten wagon set, the 45649, since you do have the 37491 you should start buying US stuff too...
Ps: I am lucky not having bought that set 2 months before, cause my dealer now decided to split his sets.
I saved 200 euros, i will get the 29841 with what i saved, only the wagons and the loco for 180 euros.
Panayioti you should see his new offers at his website
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Beutiful godscars...!
But look at the wheelflanges...!!! [xx(]
AWFUL...! [xx(]
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Be positive Goofy
...at least these don't derail too often
I have tried playing with "scale" NMRA flanges...the fun goes out fast!
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Very nice pictures - thanks, Nikos [:p]
BTW, for those missing M's most heavy Diesel -
there is one brand new left from a starter set.
€150 only
http://www.fundgrube-nea...de/onlineshop/index.html
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These US tank cars are quite tiny.
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Very lovely wagons set.
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Thank's Steven
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26 February 2009 22:50:30(UTC)
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<br />But look at the wheelflanges...!!! [xx(]
Just knew this would come. It simply had to
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27 February 2009 01:42:08(UTC)
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Very nice dealer John but does not have much stuff.
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27 February 2009 06:09:49(UTC)
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Yes i must see the offers Nikos.please inform me.
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<br />Thank you Panayioti
, now i want that new ten wagon set, the 45649, since you do have the 37491 you should start buying US stuff too...
Ps: I am lucky not having bought that set 2 months before, cause my dealer now decided to split his sets.
I saved 200 euros, i will get the 29841 with what i saved, only the wagons and the loco for 180 euros.
Panayioti you should see his new offers at his website
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27 February 2009 11:15:08(UTC)
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<br />Very nice dealer John but does not have much stuff.
Right, Nikos. They had way more just a few years back ...
Now they do concentrate on less items - but most of them are real bargains
Guess today's dwindling sales force them keeping a low stock to overcome the crisis ... [:I]
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27 February 2009 13:55:58(UTC)
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Have a look Panayioti:
http://www.modeltrains.gr/
The PA-1 is for me, the worst motorized US item, too much noise, not enough pulling power, the motor is unable to cope with the engine's weight.
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27 February 2009 16:39:13(UTC)
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I'm surprised that not many people seem to fit Kadees to their Marklin models. If you use the NEM pocket sort they'll go on without altering the model, and when properly set up they're very reliable. Just make sure you get genuine Kadees as the others are nothing like as good.
Matt from Wales.
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04 March 2009 16:35:03(UTC)
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<br />Very nice pictures - thanks, Nikos [:p]
BTW, for those missing M's most heavy Diesel -
there is one brand new left from a starter set.
€150 only
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High John,
the price is good but not cheap. I got my for about 130 EUR on ebay.
B.t.w. here is a lot of stuff for tunig Marklin ALCO PA models.
http://hgh-esn.ath.cx/p02_ma_3761x_ALCO-PA1_i.htm
Lastly, I have a wich.
Can anyone tell me a bit mor about the "marker-lights". My dream is to make them functional.
with kind regards ... HGH
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05 March 2009 02:25:16(UTC)
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That's a very nice set of US freight wagons, Nikos.
All from the locality of NE USA, to suit the GG1.
Yes, the trouble free running certainly outweighs the mild distraction of outsize flanges.
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05 March 2009 02:55:46(UTC)
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Thank you Kimball, the only problem is that my layout is getting smaller and smaller.
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15 March 2009 23:11:21(UTC)
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John,
Thanks for a great thread. The AT&SF F7 was my first US lok and still my favorite. I have been looking around for a 37622 boxed set with no luck. (I have seen an unboxed set) For those who follow the 37622, what has been the recent market prices?
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I believe Thomas it is around 350 euros.
I got mine for 300, some years ago, but she was part of the 29848 set.
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