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Dutch Shaver

January 29, 2001 03:45PM

I have two K-36's and they run fairly good. I had to fix the wiring from the tender to the motor but that was easy to do. I also got crazy and added a light kit to my #481, two AA's in the tender and a switch; boy it looks great. But now I have to get the lay out going. To busy with my art! got to do one to finance the other!
Dutch

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any good brass?	c hawkins	January 29, 2001 06:56AM
Good brass and plastic HOn3	El Coke	January 29, 2001 07:33AM
Re: Good brass and plastic HOn3	Fred	January 29, 2001 10:36AM
Re: Good brass and plastic HOn3	Lukas Rosenthaler	January 29, 2001 12:47PM
Re: Good brass and plastic HOn3	Michael Allen	January 29, 2001 05:02PM
Re: Good brass and plastic HOn3	Grant Houston	January 29, 2001 06:03PM
Re: any good brass?Yes there is	John Vandenberg	January 29, 2001 09:58AM
MDC 2-8-0s	El Coke	January 29, 2001 11:19AM
Re: MDC 2-8-0s	Duane Richardson	January 29, 2001 12:31PM
Sunset K-36's	Dutch Shaver	January 29, 2001 03:45PM
Re: any good brass?	Cameron Wallace	January 29, 2001 03:25PM
Re: any good brass?	Michael Allen	January 29, 2001 05:13PM
Re: any good brass?	Dave Dye	January 29, 2001 10:21PM
Re: any good brass?	Boris Serena	January 29, 2001 11:49PM

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