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From: sanddragon99
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  • That was awesome. I love the Echo engine.

  • Oh yes, I've never owned Echo brand, but I've seen many pictures on ebay. And a friend of mine used to have one. I own a lot of New Bright and Scientific Toys G scale engines. One of my Scientific engines is vastly kitbashed to look like the #1 Walter E. Disney engine of the Walt Disney World Railroad.

  • That engine is Echo brand. It needs a side rod, btw.

  • YOU NOTICED! well that was a cheap train but the best one I had! and has long since fallen apart... I still use the dead locomotives as decoys- I leave my trains on the track outside but take all working engines inside... the dead engines can always be used on the inactive track sections in a layout!

    I now use Electrified brass track for better quality locos.

  • Must be fun cutting the grass?

  • I never cut my grass! Thats the trains job!

    the track is layed out during the holidays.

  • Try it on snow.

  • It doent snow in Miami! but maybe I will try if it does!

  • My bad! I didn't know you were in Florida.

  • ah...

  • how long... did this take for u to make... and spend good time on..

  • Actually this only hurt my wallet! the train was ready to roll! I set up a G scale train around December for the holidays on my front lawn...It is a temporary set. the loco is brought in every night and have I have been doing this for years! the track I have collected over the years as well as extra trains are constantly expanding in quantity as I replace old run down locos with mixed new parts.-I really focused my attention to Z scale.

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