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  • minitnkr
    Charter Rabble member
    • Apr 2018
    • 7538
    • Paul
    • Dayton, OH USA

    #1

    1/87 What's next?

    I dunno, but I just finished a MB3000 2wheel drive, 40 figs & am close to finishing some trailers.

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  • minitnkr
    Charter Rabble member
    • Apr 2018
    • 7538
    • Paul
    • Dayton, OH USA

    #2
    Almost done. Have to start thinking where to attach them.
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    C&Cs encouraged. PaulE

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    • Mini Me
      SMF Supporters
      • Jun 2018
      • 10711

      #3
      Cool stuff Paul. I'm sure you'll figger it out. I really like the Drilling trailers. Is the MB an adp model? Rick H.

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      • JR
        • May 2015
        • 18273

        #4
        looks good Paul , the thought of 40 figures is some what frightening , I have enough trouble with 5.
        Like Rick I'm sure you'll come up with something .

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        • minitnkr
          Charter Rabble member
          • Apr 2018
          • 7538
          • Paul
          • Dayton, OH USA

          #5
          Thanks for looking in all. RickH, AMA is the maker. No wipers or pioneer tools, bad trailer hitch, & interior requires legless crew, but includes steering wheel & detail is sharp and complete overall. Comes preassembled but mine was easily reduced to component parts for painting & detailing. PaulE

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          • Mini Me
            SMF Supporters
            • Jun 2018
            • 10711

            #6
            Unfortunately most of them do come assembled and painted. A-line is a good source for wipers if you're interested. I have noticed that Roco has started producing kits instead of assembled models. I guess it helps keep cost down. Moggel on, Rick H.

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            • minitnkr
              Charter Rabble member
              • Apr 2018
              • 7538
              • Paul
              • Dayton, OH USA

              #7
              Don't mind as long as they don't go nuts w/adhesive & paint. You betcha. Used'em on my locomotives initially too. Started that as pre-built stocks were exhausted, right after coming out of receivership, just for that reason I'm told. PaulE

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              • Steve Jones
                • Apr 2018
                • 6615

                #8
                I dont know either Paul but I do luv watching you work so go with what feels best

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