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Here I have a Bachmann 2-8-0 Consolidation item #81298 1:20.3 scale that I bought new then had a local guy install a QSI DCC sound decoder. I though it would run well on my layout but it is just too wide to make some turns. It is all original and has only made about 2 laps on the layout.
Asking what I have in it $610.00. Please feel free to ask me any questions.. Thanks Ty Here is a video of it running. https://youtu.be/ZB7dntdFaBE |
I sure like connies. But I just can’t have everything. . .or can I. . . honey I know what I want for Christmas. . .She said no.
Devon
I have one like that and have the same problem-it hits things when i try to run it
Mine is almost like new only run about 30 feet I have the original box
It can be yours -shelf dust and all for only $350.00 plus shipping from Pittsburgh Pa.
contact me here or at [email protected] if interested
Bill
Bill Z said:
Devon
I have one like that and have the same problem-it hits things when i try to run it
Mine is almost like new only run about 30 feet I have the original box
It can be yours -shelf dust and all for only $350.00 plus shipping from Pittsburgh Pa.
contact me here or at [email protected] if interested
Bill
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Gentlemen: Go on line and find the dimensions for the D&RGW Clearance diagram. You will see that is wide, that was to accommodate the K class of Loco’s. I’ll try attach a copy. Well that didn’t work! paul
Connies have a long wheelbase, and a large overhang on the front deck, so they eat up a lot of space on curves. It may be a “liitle” loco, but it runs very big.
Andrew Moore said:
Connies have a long wheelbase, and a large overhang on the front deck, so they eat up a lot of space on curves. It may be a “liitle” loco, but it runs very big.
Yeah, the tree at 1:22 in the video didn’t make it! (http://largescalecentral.com/externals/tinymce/plugins/emoticons/img/smiley-cry.gif)
