what is it.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/O-Scale-KTM-Ja ... SwWfxgCiKq
Obviously not KTM but
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bob turner
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Re: Obviously not KTM but
Agree. Builder obviously had some skill, but one cannot start crooked and hang enough details to make it look straight. Could be a John Dill creation.
Re: Obviously not KTM but
Originally Lobaugh or .......?
again subjective opinions regarding it's qualities aside,
"what is it?"
again subjective opinions regarding it's qualities aside,
"what is it?"
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Re: Obviously not KTM but
De Bruin wrote:"what is it?"
It's for sale and has 3 bids on it!
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bob turner
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Re: Obviously not KTM but
It is a poorly built scratchbuild, using some imported parts. Guarantee it is not even remotely close to Lobaugh quality. I will look again . . .
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bob turner
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Re: Obviously not KTM but
Yeah. Worse, it has been spray painted gold, so you think the horrible fillets of solder are part of a casting.
But wait: there is more! This one is actually the best of the KTM lot. Pull up his 97 items, skip to about #70, and feast your eyes on some of the most atrocious O scale steamers ever seen in polite company. This one could have been John Dill's work. He was much better at it than were the builders of the others. Yow!
But wait: there is more! This one is actually the best of the KTM lot. Pull up his 97 items, skip to about #70, and feast your eyes on some of the most atrocious O scale steamers ever seen in polite company. This one could have been John Dill's work. He was much better at it than were the builders of the others. Yow!
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