Hobby shops
I have bought stuff from Trainworld but there must be someone out there with better prices. Any suggestions?Later!Mr. Ed
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Handling what scale? I can give you a half dozen or so with good prices on N scale, since that's what I model the PRR in. www.buynscale.com www.4nscale.com www.texnrails.com www.nscalesupply.com...
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You'll be lucky to find lower prices than Trainworld in HO or G. I've done business with them for years, and had very satisfactory service.Doug
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Try M.B. Klein's in Baltimore. They've been in business many years, have low prices and their shipping is a lot cheaper than Trainworld's. The website is www.modeltrainstuff.com
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Thanks for all of the replies. I am actually doing three scales, HO, O27 and G.Later!Mr. Ed
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I'd have to say based on experience that these are both about as cheap as you'll find stuff from current runs. And both will REALLY blow out the stuff after the run is over. MBK did do Ebay under...
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I hear you! When I decided to get a streamlined set of passenger cars from TW/TL, they didn't have Amtrak or PRR so I went with B&O. Same with the RDC. SO I want the same for my HO layout and the...
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Well you REALLY will have trouble finding a PRR RDC because we didn't have any, if you are referring to the Budd Cars. PRSL might have, and I think Rdg contributed them.I love Baldwin stuff, but I...
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Bill,You are right that PRSL had Budd RDCs. Even so, in the summer of 1957, the PRSL still had three PRR gas-electric cars on the property, running out of Camden on the Pemberton line.Tom
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One was the motor railcar #4668 as pictured in the book West Jersey Rails III. That is another car we might try to find for our collection at the Pemberton Station. If we did find one all we would...
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