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14 years 7 months ago #8711
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Hallo to all,
I want to buy a new loco. I really like American Diesel Locomotives. I love F7.
I don't care if my layout is american or european style...
I want to pull passenger cars.
Which item you reccomend? I saw the new SD-40 of Micro Trains, and I like it.
What do you think about?
Thanks
Paolo
I want to buy a new loco. I really like American Diesel Locomotives. I love F7.
I don't care if my layout is american or european style...
I want to pull passenger cars.
Which item you reccomend? I saw the new SD-40 of Micro Trains, and I like it.
What do you think about?
Thanks
Paolo
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14 years 7 months ago #8714
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While the SD-40 is not a typical engine used in passenger service in North America it has definitely pulled passenger trains in other countries thou.
SD-40 runs well and if you get the UP version you can match it with UP passenger cars from Micro Trains as well if you can find them still.
cheers Garth
SD-40 runs well and if you get the UP version you can match it with UP passenger cars from Micro Trains as well if you can find them still.
cheers Garth
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14 years 7 months ago #8718
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If you like Gp7s, the Pennsylvania R.R. ran trains with their Gp7s, you could convert a Marklin set to American couplers and run that. Also, Marsillus line makes passenger cars for the U.P. that goes well with the darker grey paint scheme, and you could use Penn-Central cars with a P.R.R. loco. You also could use the Micro-Trains Gp-9 with a Marklin B&O passenger car set if you can find it, but I am not 100% sure the B&O ran Geeps on their passenger trains.
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14 years 7 months ago #8720
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You could run UP cars in a modern setting as the UP "Heritage" fleet, They have F7s (As and Bs), a DD40X, an SD 40 and the Challenger steam engine
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14 years 7 months ago #8721
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Thanks Garth,
but... sorry for my ignorance... what do you mean with "UP version" and "UP passenger cars"?
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Paolo
but... sorry for my ignorance... what do you mean with "UP version" and "UP passenger cars"?
Thanks
Paolo
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14 years 7 months ago #8722
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I think verde valley in AZ runs an f-7 don't they.
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14 years 7 months ago #8723
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HI Paolo;
UP = Union Pacific Rail Road and the paint scheme is red on yellow for the cars and engine.
cheerz Garth
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UP = Union Pacific Rail Road and the paint scheme is red on yellow for the cars and engine.
cheerz Garth
sky_68 wrote:
Thanks Garth,
but... sorry for my ignorance... what do you mean with "UP version" and "UP passenger cars"?
Thanks
Paolo
cheerz Garth
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14 years 7 months ago #8724
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super thanks Garth
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