And let the bidding war begin................!
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Re: And let the bidding war begin................!
That's just sad.
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Re: And let the bidding war begin................!
At last a true collectors item, who says they don't make them like they used to any more !
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I thought you guys were serious, just for a minute.
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Re: And let the bidding war begin................!
I'm waiting for Bob Turner's opinion on the accuracy of the tailbeam before I put my bid in.
You begin flying with a full bag of luck and an empty bag for experience. The object is to fill the bag of experience before you empty the bag of luck.
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A real collector's item.......I think I hear the trash collector coming now! OPINION
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The motors are worth at least $10 each. The brass can be melted down into a Pink Floyd medallion...
"I'll have the roast duck...with the mango salsa."
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Maybe...but that 19% buyer's premium added to the sale will kill ya.
I think Burner has had this one in his shop. He's added the missing rivets to the cab.
I think Burner has had this one in his shop. He's added the missing rivets to the cab.
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Arthur P. Bloom wrote:The motors are worth at least $10 each. The brass can be melted down into a Pink Floyd medallion...
Maybe, again, and maybe naught.
I have seen one of these kludges before. Maybe brass boiler.
They whacked the motor blocks up so badly to get them to swivel under the boiler...ten bux is not on.
One I saw had all the metal that could be cut off around the field cut off. Reverse units removes (I think it was hard-wired forward).
But we'll see. Wait until the 25th and get your bid in!
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I like the way the steam chest just kinda hangs out there 
BobD aka Drifty
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Something like this tends to make me doubt of credibility of anything offered by Stout Auctions.
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Bob is still in shock that MMW came to Chicago with some partial brass samples and the main "PR" spokesman was not there at the unveiling.
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I am actually pleased that MMW is not "pie in the sky." I have met Erik, and think he is a very nice guy. Thse ventures do not often succeed. When they do, it is good for all of us.
Stout starts that thing at ten bucks. I am not a tinplate expert, but I bet those tender trucks are worth ten bucks plus shipping. If bidders want to drive it up to a grand, I am available to watch now and then. Easier if you just post the final price.
Better to offer junk at junk prices than to offer good stuff at triple the market price?
Stout starts that thing at ten bucks. I am not a tinplate expert, but I bet those tender trucks are worth ten bucks plus shipping. If bidders want to drive it up to a grand, I am available to watch now and then. Easier if you just post the final price.
Better to offer junk at junk prices than to offer good stuff at triple the market price?
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Wow! I'd have a second non-prototypical 2-6-6-4 to go with my General Models one!
But this one looks like it will take QUITE a bit more work to get into anything
resembling a half-way decent model of a locomotive. I'm going to let the "collectors"
collect it.....
But this one looks like it will take QUITE a bit more work to get into anything
resembling a half-way decent model of a locomotive. I'm going to let the "collectors"
collect it.....
Take care,
Wolfgang
Wolfgang
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Maybe I should purchase it and convert it to 2 rail....NAH!
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