Not really sure where to put this, but since it's the ERTL track system I'm using, well...
I set up the Midgetoy trains I told you guys about! I found the ERTL's curves to be large enough to accommodate most of them, so...
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Most of the trains were bought from the company in 2001, except for the train with the yellow and red coaches(that was gotten off ebay a few months back). The cars, trucks, camper and little plastic gas pump were little bonuses the company threw in. The crossing signs were some other different stuff.
Another view...
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The ones on the foreground track were ones I had since the late '80s-early 90s, and I set them up as a scrap line! As you can see, they work rather well on the ERTL track, but that diesel freight train doesn't do the curves as well because of its design, so I usually just put it on straight stretches.
I set up the Midgetoy trains I told you guys about! I found the ERTL's curves to be large enough to accommodate most of them, so...
Most of the trains were bought from the company in 2001, except for the train with the yellow and red coaches(that was gotten off ebay a few months back). The cars, trucks, camper and little plastic gas pump were little bonuses the company threw in. The crossing signs were some other different stuff.
Another view...
The ones on the foreground track were ones I had since the late '80s-early 90s, and I set them up as a scrap line! As you can see, they work rather well on the ERTL track, but that diesel freight train doesn't do the curves as well because of its design, so I usually just put it on straight stretches.
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