Well, I think that your lucky you get the Hornby trains. Also welcome to the forum

Quote from: Santa Fe buff on July 01, 2009, 02:24:54 PM
I'm all jacked up on Mountain Dew!

Joshua

HA! Mountain Dew, Thats for sissys! Real men drink Dr. Pepper! (only kidding) But diesel should be the engine that should be made. (AND THEY'ED BETTER NOT SCREW UP THE CHASSIES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!)

Quote from: Santa Fe buff on June 29, 2009, 10:34:26 PM
I'm not to sure how far the train really was. This is the best I could remember.

Link

He didn't dash in front, he ran with one leg over the rail, and one on the platform. The engineers out there are already on there toes. You won't believe how stupid some people are. One walked around the gates and an Amtrak train stopping for the station came 5 seconds from nailing him after he cleared the crossing. Tons of kids and stuff cross the tracks.

Yeah, I figured companies view these boards, it explains the Mirco-Mark catalogue.

If you were talking about the people who jump in front of trains, Then look at this. I give it five stars for the best two morons chaught on tape EVER! http://www.rail-videos.net/video/view.php?id=3415

Dangit!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

They already have Tar Tankers.

Augh! Math, it burns! But shouldn't we be getting back to the topic?

Good Lord! They still have trains in this century!!! Well, this makes me one Happy Railfan. Now if only thre were some steamers passing by here.....

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zZ8IjZ3tUas&feature=channel_page

It seems that sometimes we forget what having a Model train is all about. This video helps reminds us why we get them. (I mean seriously, I can't even expect myself to keep a train looked up in it's box for 55,000,000,000 years)

Nope. Threw the packaging away.

Wow, you guys are lucky. The only trains I see daily is the NYC Metro Trains. But my dad is going to take me to go train spotting. I belive there is an Amtrack Mainline or a CSX yard near my school.

Can you specify what "It" is?

The What? All James came with was him, His Tender, and the plastic holder and pacaging

Quote from: Sparks on June 25, 2009, 11:17:10 PM

Quote from: panniertankboy8751 on June 25, 2009, 10:21:45 PM
does any one know of a website besides Bachmann.com that shows you how to take apart James?

Have fun with that.



Seriously. :l

Thanks I will. I already took off his cab

does any one know of a website besides Bachmann.com that shows you how to take apart James?

All you do is make a mold of the engines face (I think you use clay for this)
and let this harden, before this, make facial features i.e. sad, happy, mad. Then you pour something like plaster? into the mold. When it's hardened, take it out pant eyes and secure it to the model's smokebox.

Hope this helps