Since BACHMANN upgraded, Improved and introduced the Spectrum 2-8-0 which I obtained 4, My question is this.  Will we see a Spectrum version of the MIKADO 2-8-2 at some point?  I still have the Instruction Sheet for the OLD MIKADO 2-8-2 and CONSOLIDATION 2-8-0 even though my Locomotives of that version are long gone aka sold.

TJ.

Arm and a Leg bay... aka ebay is possibly one's best bet .

TJ

Quote from: NScaleCsx on March 08, 2018, 11:44:02 PM
Would anybuddy know where i can find trucks and handrails for a csx dash8 widecab?
And maybe numbers boards for the rear #7732
                                                  Thanks

NScaleCsx, Have you tried the following:

http://estore.bachmanntrains.com/index.php?main_page=index&cPath=66_70&zenid=6kmahn0otscvbh61b15acbl8g7
just click the blue link under the picture or you could try here >NScaleYardSale@yahoogroups.com

TJ

Should I assume that this topic is on the current OLD TIME 4-4-0. However I would welcome the
American 4-4-0 ALL NEW TOOLING and the Baldwin Modern 4-4-0, in N-SCALE.

TJ

Quote from: MatroxD on January 19, 2018, 05:24:22 PM
I guess boo one knows. I'll have to buy another engine I guess

MatroxD , Please kindly give us some time to reply, it's only been a day. And may I suggest that you should not be that impatient .

Thank You,
TJ 

Maletrain,
   
    I've been considering placing the 2-10-2 shell on a 4-8-4 ... and not the N. & W. J class either.

TJ

If it's the BACHMANN GP40, GP50, U36B... over the years I found that these locomotive shells will fit the same chassis, if it's the Bachmann F9A or the old Minitrix F9A I found that these will fit the old ATLAS / ROCO F9A chassis.  Hope this helps.   

TJ

I see here as being T. & P. RR No. 610 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Texas_and_Pacific_610

TJ

Being that I once resided CANANDAIGUA,NY , I have the book on the NC -The NORTHERN CENTRAL Railway A correction should be made on the BACHMANN'S current run of the HO-SCALE NORTHERN CENTRAL 4-4-0 the N.C. RR should read as N.C.RY. .  Second is there any chance of producing the NC RRR 4-4-0 IN N-SCALE?

TJ aka Tom

Quote from: kmcsjr on June 09, 2017, 01:29:49 PM
Hi
Light or Heavy. The newer Heavies should do 9.75, with no issues. Light Mountains can't do less than 11 slowly and have pilot truck derailments, even then.
So, if it's a heavy, I recommend watching it, with LED lit magnifying specs and see it'd it's trackwork, or wiggling something. If it's a Light Mountain, I haven't seen a solution, sorry.
Edit - Spookshow has a write up on these. While there is no solution offered, he does show a completely disassembled Heavy. Since the heavy doesn't have an inherent derailing issue, maybe you will note a mod you can make?

it's the Light 4-8-2 .

TJ

 All,

  I have a BACHMANN SPECTRUM 4-8-2 when I run it at a moderate speeds the pilot truck tends to derail, anyone happen to have any ideas to curb this issue?

TJ

The question is will we be able to see this >http://www.bachmanntrains.com/bm/news/featuredproduct/987 coming at some point in N-SCALE in the future ?

TJ

I thought McHenry Couplers were from horizon hobby / ATHEARN .

TJ

Thought all rail joiners were all the same regardless of Manaufacturer.

TJ

Quote from: RGW on October 28, 2016, 10:34:28 AM
I was just playing around with a used 0-6-0 I got off the bay and after adjusting the cylinder assembly It runs good.     I beleave it does need some frame shims for the TT driver as you can see and hear the wheel oscillation. But I am really impressed with the slow speed performance of this engine with only the old one tender truck pick up.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nuiq35mR2dQ

RGW,  Nicely done, however as a reminder you might want to check your grammar on -beleave- it should be believe

TJ