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HO 4-8-4 GS4 w/DCC, SP/Daylight #4446 Review

HO 4-8-4 GS4 w/DCC, SP/Daylight #4446
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This is a fine model. Well detailed. The only gripe I have is that it is a little light and can't pull a very long string of cars without spinning it wheels. Once I added a little lead for weight, it worked well and was able pull the normal consist.

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Marklin German Military Digital Train Class 290 Loco Escort Car with 4 Flats and Digital HO scale Tanks Review

Marklin German Military Digital Train  Class 290 Loco Escort Car with 4 Flats and Digital HO scale Tanks
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I have this train and it is very nice - the loco runs smoothly, though it does not have the telex couplers that the one sold separately by Marklin has.But you should not pay more than $400 for it. Check else where - when I wrote this, the price here was shown as over $900 - a rip off!

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Bachmann Trains Southern PacificGs4 Daylight 4449 Review

Bachmann Trains Southern PacificGs4 Daylight 4449
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I remember seeing the daylight streamliner stopping in Fresno California during 1943-1944 and being so impressed with its size and beauty. It is a nostalgic good feeling to see it reproduced by the model train people. Well done!

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Southern Pacific #4449 was the last engine manufactured in SP's first order of GS-4 locomotives. #4449 was placed into service on May 30, 1941, and spent its early career assigned to the Coast Daylight, SP's premier passenger train between San Francisco and Los Angeles, California, but it also pulled many other of the SP's named passenger trains.

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90049 Bach Bros 4-6-0 Big Top Circus Set G Review

90049 Bach Bros 4-6-0 Big Top Circus Set G
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This is at least the third circus train Bachmann has offered. This set is smaller (and costs less), but it's a great starter set if you don't mind picking up additional pieces here and there, or if 90% of your display is a circus, and you just want a train to run around it.
By the way, "small" is relative when you're discussing garden trains. The locomotive and tender (coal car) are about 30" long all by themselves.
The train is pulled by the same upgraded 4-6-0 locomotive that pulls most of Bachmann's starter sets, so you will be pleased with the quality or durability of this set.
Paul Race - editor, Family Garden Trains(tm)

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PIKO Germany - Union Pacific 120V Freight Train Complete Starter Set Review

PIKO Germany - Union Pacific 120V Freight Train Complete Starter Set
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This is a good starter set for someone just getting into g scale railroading. The price is very reasonable, especially considering the track circle is brass track which can easily be expanded. A good value for just starting out.

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