Many questions

[Michael]

Hmmm...  Take Along Ned fits well, and so do TA Max and Monty.  George and wooden Alfie might.  Well wagons for 00 gauge are about an inch wide, so... 

[The Chaz Storm]

That's cool, though I don't collect wooden or take alongs so it isn't my problem!.

[Anthony P]

I hve a nother quetion for mr bach man. Will Emily be like Gordon and Henry? what i mean is that will her frout 4 wheels..... i don't know how to put this..... a...... turn.... ya know like move sepret from the chessie thing or what ever u call it?

[The Chaz Storm]

I have absolutely no idea what you are trying to ask him.....

[Guilford Guy]

Its general practice, and happens 99% of the time, that the front bogie or pilot truck of a locomotive will move to the curves, while the chassis stays straight. On every steam locomotive I own, (I own a lot) the pilot truck is attached to a bar which is then attached to the chassis, and acts somewhat like a hinge, so that the pilot truck can navigate curves and switches. I don't expect this from Bachmann, but my Maerklin's 4-6-0's tender, has a rigid wheel base, but the cast side truck side frames are wider, with a wider axle so that the short tender can navigate the tight radii. That however, is not to be expected from Bachmann, and I will bet safely, the front bogie/pilot truck, will move separately from the chassis.

[Michael]

Well best suggestion I can give is watch any Emily Episode and see if her bogies move. Bachmann always models right after the TV model.

[StanierJack]

Emily HAS a moving front bogie. So did the sterling singles.

[Anthony P]

what i really mean is the bachmann modle. does she have a bogie in the front? so shes not one engine that moves only on strait track.

[ThomasFan247]

Alright everyone.  I got a Jack and tested it for you all...   Jack fits somewhat one the flatbed, but the take alongs still fit better.

is the wellwagon the flatbed in the photo gallery?