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OC Engineer JD Jan 16, 2009

  1. JMaurer1

    JMaurer1 TrainBoard Member

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    I really liked the listing for the Key brass SP 4-8-2 (the box says MT-5 4-8-8-2...there seem to be some missing drivers then) PRICED TO MOVE at $1000. He WISHES!
     
  2. jtomstarr

    jtomstarr TrainBoard Member

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    JMaurer, Wow, how in the world did I miss that one!

    Tom
     
  3. PGE-N°2

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  4. MK

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  5. John Moore

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    What some people don't know about weathering and aging could fill a book. Those couple of passes from the hairdryer just reduced this decent little cluster of buildings into pure junk.
     
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  7. McCloudRiver

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    That is really a interesting scene. Grew up around farming and farmhouses all my life and have never seen one with a in ground pool. Actually never seen one with a pool at all.
     
  8. John Moore

    John Moore TrainBoard Supporter

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    Yea the only pool we had in ground was a stock watering pond or the river.
     
  9. JMaurer1

    JMaurer1 TrainBoard Member

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    I had an O scale boxcar (for my RR) that I kept stored in the closet. When I moved, I got the car out and it was horribly warped and mangled. I didn't think it would get that hot in the top of a closet...right next to the attic access. People forget how hot garages and attics can get.
     
  10. IronPenguin

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    Wow. Just .... wow. They can't seriously think that deteriorating buildings look like that?
     
  11. Carl Lawson

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    Humor comes in all shapes & forms, so step #1 is recognizing it as humor and not something serious.
     
  12. JMaurer1

    JMaurer1 TrainBoard Member

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    Whats sad is sometimes something that appears to be a joke...isn't to the other person.
     
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  13. BNSF FAN

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    Well said Jeff
     
  14. Carl Lawson

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    I doubt a hairdryer had anything to do with those melted buildings. They probably were in a hot garage or attic and ended up like that. The “seller” is just trolling to see if someone bites.
     
  15. Point353

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    That's the home of the farmer who sold his land to a developer with plans to build a new residential subdivision.
     
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  16. BarstowRick

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    E-pay has it all. Just ask them.:sneaky:

    Pre-shrunk and damaged for you. You won't have to live through seeing your prized model buildings ruined. We will do it for you. :sick:

    Aiiyiiyii !!!:LOL:o_O
     
  17. Mr. Trainiac

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  18. r_i_straw

    r_i_straw Mostly N Scale Staff Member

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    Dang, and here I threw out all my dad's old vintage Railroad Model Craftsman magazines a few years ago. I could be rich.
     
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  19. BoxcabE50

    BoxcabE50 HOn30 & N Scales Staff Member TrainBoard Supporter

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    Mine went as well. Could not even give them away. Still have the binders, was not throwing those out.
     
  20. MP333

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    Our local train museum takes in railroading magazines, and they give them away free to visiting kids and interested adults. I think they got my whole stash of N Scale.
     
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