How about this, Any locomotive which is either DCC  ON BOARD or DCC READY or ready to accept a  DECODER chip as simple as PLUG-N- PLAY version!

       TJ

I know Bachmann produced one in HO-SCALE however not in N-SCALE..

TJ

FYI , Try this link below or these .

The 1128s are now known as MT00130012

The 1130s are now MT00130014

The 1129s are now MT00130013

http://www.micro-trains.com/ConversionsN.php

TJ

Quote from: James in FL on February 17, 2014, 06:54:25 PM
You've got mail.

Sir James,   Received Thank you.

      TJ

Oh, almost forgot... I would like to see BACHMANN produce either the  H-10-44, H-12-44, let's not forget the line of CPA's and CFA's which FM offered. A reintroduction of the old ATLAS / RIVAROSSI  B-A1A FM and the old MINITRIX FM switcher both in DCC and  DCC ready for the Plug -N- Play version wouldn't be that bad. Until then again we have Walthers and the following not to mention countless other sources..

http://www.central-hobbies.com/products/lifeliken.html#CLiner
http://www.truelinetrains.ca/locomotives

                      TJ

If I do recollect correctly,  I believe
http://www.spookshow.net/locolist.php?diesels=6&steam=1&nonbrass=3&sortby=4&Submit=Submit reviewed these .. However, a

       TJ

FROM spookshow.net below.

C   1967   1950   .   Atlas   Rivarossi (Italy)   Fairbanks-Morse C-Liner
A   2001   1950   .   Life-Like   Life-Like (China)   Fairbanks-Morse C-Liner A & B
A   2006   1950   PNP   Life-Like   Life-Like (China)   Fairbanks-Morse C-Liner A & B
F   1994   1945   .   Con-Cor   Con-Cor/V-Line (China/USA)   Fairbanks-Morse Erie-Built
A   2002   1945   .   Life-Like   Life-Like (China)   Fairbanks-Morse Erie-Built A & B
B   1970   1956   .   Various   Minitrix (Germany)   Fairbanks-Morse H-12-44
A   2000   1953   E   Atlas   Atlas (China)   Fairbanks-Morse H-24-66 Trainmaster
A   2003   1949   E   Atlas   Atlas (China)   Fairbanks-Morse H15-44
A   2003   1949   E   Atlas   Atlas (China)   Fairbanks-Morse H16-44
A   2006   1949   F   Bachmann   Bachmann (China)   Fairbanks-Morse H16-44

Quote from: James in FL on February 15, 2014, 06:54:09 PM
Sounds like you got shorted.
There is no foam in the box, it fits in a clear plastic molded nest.
My light mountain came with the exploded view, the warrantee, a postcard registration (shame on me, I never mailed it in), and an offer/advertisement for a 175+ page catalog ('05).
I don't know if the heavy and light are identical under the shell.
I can copy my paperwork if you need it.
I can't help with the other two.

James,

     Would you please  send me a copy of your Reference Manual / Instruction Sheet for the 4-8-2 LIGHT MOUNTAIN if you do not mind, my email is Aesdcv@yahoo.com Second, I found a copy of the Reference Manual / Instruction sheet for the for Bachmann's GE U36B  however, nothing for the EMD GP40 as of yet.
     
                        TJ

   

Quote from: richg on February 15, 2014, 12:57:36 PM
Some have missed the diagram under the foam packing in the box.
Did you look at the diagram page in the Bachmann site. Many never take time to look through all the Bachmann site.

Rich

Rich,
       All I saw was the the Reference Manual / Instruction Sheet for the N-SCALE 4-8-2 HEAVY MOUNTAIN, nothing for the N-SCALE 4-8-2 LIGHT MOUNTAIN. What about the GE U36B and the GP40 IN BACHMANN's  N-SCALE Standard Line?

                TJ

I would like to know if there is a Reference Manual / instruction Sheet for the SPECTRUM N-SCALE 4-8-2 Light Mountain, the Standard Line "N" GE U36-B and "N" GP40? Two with the exception of the loco shell of the 4-8-2 Heavy Mountain are those Instruction Sheets / reference manuals identical?  After purchasing my SPECTRUN N SCALE  4-8-2 LIGHT MOUNTAIN I noticed it had no Reference Manual / instruction Sheet upon opening. Would anyone know where I could find these or is there a link?

             Thank you,
                         TJ

How about a Standard gauge Shovel nose GE.

TJ

Quote from: gatrhumpy on February 13, 2014, 09:57:56 AM
Last two links don't work.

here :  http://tycotrain.tripod.com/lifelikemodeltrainscollectorsresource/id9.html
  and http://www.ho-scaletrains.net/id35.html , then  http://www.spookshow.net/h1244.html


TJ

I would have to say either a Boxcab diesel, the ALCO C415 or FM's H12-44 , I would say all three.

http://www.ho-scaletrains.net/id35.html

http://tycotrain.tripod.com/lifelikemodeltrainscollectorsresource/id9.html - See text under Santa Fe No.T237B -1972 Release -

http://www.spookshow.net/h1244.htmlNo.

TJ

Quote from: James in FL on February 11, 2014, 10:04:03 PM
Way back when, Bachmann made a pseudo-Mike.
To that is which I was referring as maybe a next candidate for a complete makeover.
DCC and maybe sound if they insist.
Surly it's in the queue somewhere.
Maybe somewhere between the Pacific and the Hudson.
That Northern still needs a facelift and tender as well, and a few dimensional adjustments wouldn't hurt.
Who knows what is next to come from our host.

Here  you go ...

http://www.ebay.com/itm/N-Scale-Bachman-Mikado-2-8-2-Steam-Locomotive-Tender-B-O-4473-/131113889326?pt=Model_RR_Trains&hash=item1e86ff2e2e

TJ

It sounds a bit like this subject

http://www.bachmanntrains.com/home-usa/board/index.php/topic,17186.msg138515.html#msg138515

TJ

What ever became of this model can it still be found ?

http://www.ho-scaletrains.net/bachmannhoscalelocomotives/id67.html

TJ