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  • I have that same engine with the Altas 21 in cars in the black stripe. I could never get a hold of those k line blue stripes which are correct for the harlem line that runs by me. Do you know if they intended to make a trailing A unit ? I always wondered why the rear coupler on the loco was not even functional.

  • I don't think they planned on it, since Metro North never really ran double-headed units. F-units tend to get dummy couplers on the rear since most of the time, they do get dummy "A" or "B" units.

  • I am looking for a set of the same K-line #K-4644 4-PAC Metro North cars to run behind my LIRR K-line F-7. They did get transferred to the Long Island division and ran on that division. Could you point me to a possible SALE? Dick Byrne

  • I don't have any leads. I got this set when it was new, and the extra cars came from a friend who did the same, and decided years later he didn't have a role for them. I'd still have just the four cars if he didn't offer them to me, since I wasn't actually looking for extras at the time.

  • BS, MN doesnt own cafe' cars

  • Im looking all over for that engine. I have the 4 cars, but no engine. Im even trying to track down an MTH New Haven Genesis, so I can run these bad boys.. Great video man....

  • I think thise are Lionel trains.

  • This train is all K-Line, made before the company's bankrupcy and takeover.

  • Do those trains have seats inside? Because i think i saw them in a couple of runbys.

  • Yes they do. Most recent-issue O-Gauge passenger cars (except those made by Williams/Bachmann) have interiors featuring seats, and in some cases, passenger figures (although not a whole lot of them--which is why some owners add more to fill up the car).

  • You can open the car up. How?

  • Unscrew the ends, slide out the floor. The carbody is an aluminum extrusion, and the seats are mounted on the sheetmetal chassis that fits into grooves inside the car shell.

  • I see that those are three rail, can you get those trains come in 2 rail? That would be more raalistic. And could you have a video were the camera rides inside one of the coaches?

  • K-Line (under Lionel) makes some passenger trucks that can be used to convert the cars to 2-rail, but they aren't the right style of truck.

    I'ts too late for me to consider 2-rail O scale. I have far too many 3-rail pieces and nowhere near enough room to do 2-rail with the kind of trains I want to run.

    As for the camera-in-coach view--I don't have a camera that small :)

  • r those the same cars that are nick name the comet cars

  • Yes, they are.

  • o okay imma get the preasure of ridin one then cause metrolink is sendin the sounder lease cars back and borrowin the comet cars from new jersey transit

  • I wasn't aware of that. Did some Googling and sure enough, there they are. Even found some shots of NJT cars tacked onto the ends of BNSF freights headed west.

  • cool

  • This is a really cool, never seen it before, the cars look great!

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